- EU's targets for renewable hydrogen production will not be achieved due to complex regulations, say energy executives.
- European Commission aims for 10mn tonnes of 'green' hydrogen to be produced in the EU by 2030 and another 10mn tonnes to be imported.
- Executives at the World Hydrogen Summit poured cold water on the idea that the bloc would come close to achieving those goals.
- Renewable hydrogen use is crucial for steelmakers and fertiliser producers who require huge amounts of energy to meet net zero goals.
- Final investment decisions are being held up both by the lack of regulatory clarity and uncertain demand.
EU will miss its ‘green’ hydrogen targets, executives say
Bloc ‘very far off’ goal to produce 10mn tons of carbon-free gas by 2030
