IRENA's in-depth analysis of the geopolitics of hydrogen offers insights on countries and stakeholders can shape the development of hydrogen markets. It also outlines policy considerations that mitigate geopolitical risks and capitalise on opportunities (17 Mb document).

Morocco's Hydrogen Roadmap (in french): La Feuille de Route pour l'Hydrogène Vert, Vecteur de Transition Énergétique et de Croissance Durable du Maroc publiée en 2021 (28Mb document).

Hydrogen technology companies have seen soaring valuations and recovery package funds will soon start to flood this sector. The race for technological leadership is clearly unfolding. But where is it going exactly? Cedric Philibert (former IEA now Ifri) sheds some light over this issue.

Opinion of the European Economic and Social Committee to the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions as Published on the Official Journal of the European Union.

Published by Hydrogen Europe, the Hydrogen Act is a vision paper aimed at putting forward a vision for a fullyfledged hydrogen economy in Europe and a proposed roadmap for its implementation.

Summary paper published by the Amadeus Institute on Morocco’s Geopolitics in today's Green Hydrogen Global Energy Transformation.

This report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) outlines strategies to reduce electrolyser costs through continuous innovation, performance improvements and upscaling from megawatt (MW) to multi-gigawatt (GW) levels.

Europe could mainstream renewable hydrogen much faster than current strategies suggest through value chain collaborations with end-product producers. Europe needs to act with speed and scale in four areas: establish lead markets (e.g. green fertilisers and steel), mobilise massive investments, accelerate deployment and scale-up, and establish enabling policies and standards.

This report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA)  offers insights on how to kickstart the green hydrogen sector as a key enabler of the energy transition at the national or regional level.

The European Union's new dedicated strategy on hydrogen in Europe, lays the foundation for the decarbonised European energy system of the future.

The project in the iron-ore rich area would use 16GW of wind power capacity and 10GW of solar PV capacity to power electrolysers and produce green hydrogen and ammonia for export to global markets.

This analysis shows that countries roles in global renewable hydrogen systems will be based on their levels of renewable energy resource and water endowment as well as their infrastructure potential. Australia and Morocco possess strong cost positions to access large import markets.

The Federal Government adopted a National Hydrogen Strategy for Germany. During the ceremony, an agreement for the first industrial plant for "green hydrogen" in Africa has been signed with Morocco.

A Grattan Institute report on Australia's historic opportunity to create a multi-billion-dollar, export-focused manufacturing sector based on globally competitive renewable energy.

Falling renewable energy and fuel cell prices, stringent climate change requirements and the discrete involvement of China are leading to realistic potential for hydrogen’s role in the Grand Transition. The World Energy Council is featuring eight use cases which illustrate hydrogen’s potential.

The Future of Hydrogen provides an extensive and independent survey of hydrogen that lays out where things stand now; the ways in which hydrogen can help to achieve a clean, secure and affordable energy future; and how we can go about realising its potential.

A Report by the Partnership for Advancing the Transition to Hydrogen (PATH) June, 2011

Study of Power-to-X opportunities in Morocco by the Fraunhofer Institute

Completed in January 2019 “A SUSTAINABLE PATHWAY FOR THE EUROPEAN ENERGY TRANSITION” report showcases the view of the industry represented by Hydrogen Europe.

A newly established venture is working to establish a first-of-its-kind pilot steel plant to be fuelled with hydrogen, aiming to turn Sweden’s steel industry fossil fuels free by 2035.