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2 Yue 17 , the International Council of Hydrogen ( Hydrogen Council ) and McKinsey & Company released the latest report "Hydrogen observe 2021 ( Hydrogen Insights 2021 ).
2 Yue 17 , the International Council of Hydrogen ( Hydrogen Council ) and McKinsey & Company released the latest report "Hydrogen observe 2021 ( Hydrogen Insights 2021 ).
The report pointed out that in response to the government's commitment to deep decarbonization, hydrogen energy projects are accelerating development.
There are currently no less than 228 large-scale hydrogen energy projects announced , of which 85% are located in Europe, Asia and Australia.
The report predicts that the scale of global hydrogen energy projects will continue to grow.
With the emergence of GW -scale projects, the cost of hydrogen production continues to decline.
At present, the deployment of hydrogen energy projects through three types of clusters has become more and more popular: industrial centers that support oil refining, power generation, fertilizer, and steel production; export centers in resource-rich countries; and port areas for fuel refueling and ports Logistics and transportation.
According to the report, the reduction of cluster costs will make global hydrogen trade possible, connecting major future demand centers such as Japan, South Korea and the European Union with low-cost hydrogen production regions such as the Middle East, North Africa, South America or Australia.
International Hydrogen Committee member companies together plan to 2025 will increase by a total investment of hydrogen 6 times, the 2030 increase of 16 times.
The plan aims to use most of the investment for capital expenditures, and then for mergers and acquisitions and research and development activities.