Global Scans · Hydrogen · Weekly Summary

• [New] By 2030, over 95% of planned low-emissions hydrogen production in industry is expected to be located in North America, China, the European Union, the Middle East, and India. Mercomindia.com
• [New] By 2030, hydrogen produced via electrolysis using low-emissions electricity is expected to be almost 10 times larger than in 2024, but it will still account for only 15% of all low-emissions hydrogen use. Mercomindia.com
• [New] Projected global demand for clean hydrogen by 2030 is estimated at 12 to 18 million tonnes per year based on current pipeline of publicly announced projects. Hydrogen Technology Conference & Expo Europe 2025
• [New] Renewable hydrogen in China could become cost-competitive by the end of the decade, due to low technology and capital costs. Mercomindia.com
• [New] The European Union, under REPowerEU and its polished-up Renewable Energy Directive, has its sights set on 10 million tonnes of green hydrogen by 2030, plus ironclad sustainability criteria for imports. Hydrogen Fuel News
• [New] By 2030, roughly 90% of U.S. hydrogen production will be blue hydrogen, made from natural gas with carbon capture. NZero
• [New] The Appalachian and Gulf Coast hubs would account for most of the United States' projected clean hydrogen capacity through 2030. NZero
• [New] Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the 'Green Bharat Mission' in New Delhi, aiming to make India 65% dependent on renewable energy by 2035, focusing on solar, wind, and hydrogen projects across states. India Today
• [New] If all projects for low-emission hydrogen production in Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia are realized, it could exceed 9 MTPA by 2030. Mercomindia.com
• [New] Southeast Asia is driving low-emission hydrogen production to reach 480 KTPA by 2030. Mercomindia.com
• [New] The ability to produce cost-competitive green hydrogen powered by its own ultra-low-cost solar will be the next major validation point for Aramco's energy transition strategy. / Saudi Arabia EnkiAI - Find the right insight
• [New] Red Sea disruptions and IMO's Net-Zero Framework are reshaping trade routes, fueling demand for LNG, hydrogen, and ammonia while only 8% of fleets are ready for transition. Ainvest
• [New] Japan is likely to demonstrate a leading CAGR through 2035 with advanced technology adoption, including the Ene-Farm program, integrating heat pumps with hydrogen energy systems, and government Green Innovation Fund subsidies for industrial applications. Persistence Market Research
• With greater use of renewable electricity, liquid biofuels, biogases and renewable hydrogen and hydrogen-based fuels, renewable energy consumption in transport is expected to rise 50% by 2030. IEA
• India's energy security remains a priority as it balances coal dependency with ambitious renewable energy goals, including the National Green Hydrogen Mission to produce five million tons of green hydrogen annually by 2030. United States Department of State
• Hydrogen and its derivatives will cover 1% of demand by 2040 and 6% by 2060. DNV
• Strategic allocations in AI-driven systems, electrification, and green hydrogen will not only yield financial returns but also advance global sustainability goals. Ainvest
• When we look to 2030, about 8 mtpa of clean hydrogen demand could materialise in the EU, US, Japan, and Korea, but that requires existing policies to be implemented and enforced. Energy Connects
• Decarbonization efforts, associated with carbon capture and hydrogen production, could add up to 860M liters per day of water demand by 2050. New Civil Engineer
• The water demands of decarbonization efforts - particularly in hydrogen production and carbon capture technology - could push several UK regions into significant water deficits as early as 2030. New Civil Engineer
• In 2025, investments in solar farms, offshore wind energy, and hydrogen technology are expected to soar. / UK The UK Times -
• Think of industries in Europe powered with a constant supply of Saharan green hydrogen, the shipping stairways, and energy imperialism will come to the fore. El Diario 24
• Beyond hydrogen, Microsoft's deals for over 10 GW of new wind and solar generation by 2030 underpin the world's largest single renewable electricity purchase agreement, an investment that aims to match - or even surpass - its consumption across major data center operations by 2030. Bizclik Media Ltd

Last updated: 02 November 2025