Green Means Go

1. For more information, refer to Columbia Centre for Energy Studies’ hydrogen production fact sheet: HydrogenProduction_CGEP_FactSheet_052621.pdf
2. ‘Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions: A hydrogen strategy for a comate-neutral Europe’, European Commission, (2020), https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELEX:52020DC0301&from=EN
3. For more information see ‘Low-carbon hydrogen index - Germany tops the leader board’, Cornwall Insight, (2022), https://www.cornwall-insight.com/germany-tops-the-leader-board-with-south-korea-in-second-place/
4. ‘Germany plans to double hydrogen electrolyser capacity target to 10GW by 2030’, Recharge, (2021), https://www.rechargenews.com/energy-transition/germany-plans-to-double-hydrogen-electrolyser-capacity-target-to-10gw-by-2030/2-1-1105818
5. For instance, H2Global a foundation and its eponymous funding mechanism supported by the German government to encourage scale-up of hydrogen across the world. Visit https://www.h2-global.de/ for more.
6. BENTERBUSCH, U., ‘The German National Hydrogen Strategy’, Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, (2020), https://ec.europa.eu/info/sites/default/files/energy_climate_change_environment/events/presentations/02.03.01_mf34_presentation-de_h2_strategy-benterbusch.pdf
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8. ‘Hydrogen fast track: OGE and RWE present national infrastructure concept “H2ercules”’, RWE, (2022), https://www.rwe.com/en/press/rwe-ag/2022-03-24-oge-and-rwe-present-national-infrastructure-concept--h2ercules
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10. ‘Net Zero Hydrogen Fund strand 1 and strand 2’, GOV.UK, (2022), https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/net-zero-hydrogen-fund-strand-1-and-strand-2
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12. DEVARAJ, D., ‘Industrial decarbonisation key for UK low carbon hydrogen’, Carbon Insights, (2021), https://www.cornwall-insight.com/our-thinking/insight-papers/industrial-decarbonisation-key-for-uk-low-carbon-hydrogen/
13. ‘Octopus Hydrogen and GeoPura partner to accelerate the displacement of diesel generators’, GeoPura, https://www.geopura.com/press-releases/octopus-hydrogen-and-geopura-partner-to-accelerate-the-displacement-of-diesel-generators/
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20. Italy’s Snam leads in the gas networks space with more than 70% of the corporation's pipelines equipped to carry hydrogen, according to the company. In Spain, the Spanish Hydrogen Network project, known as ‘SHYNE’ brings together companies, academic institutions and associations with the goal of promoting hydrogen network projects throughout the country. See: Snam (https://www.snam.it/en/energy_transition/hydrogen/snam_and_hydrogen/) and Repsol (SHYNE, the largest consortium to promote renewable hydrogen in Spain, is born).
21. ‘Consultation on developing a hydrogen strategy for Ireland,’ Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications, (2022), https://www.gov.ie/en/consultation/5c087-consultation-on-developing-a-hydrogen-strategy-for-ireland/
22. ‘€120m green energy facility planned for Cork creating 85 jobs’, EIH2, (2021), https://eih2.ie/e120m-green-energy-facility-planned-for-cork-creating-85-jobs/
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