Renewable hydrogen could be a key driver of Asia’s energy transition, offering significant opportunities to decarbonise hard-to-abate sectors. As the world’s largest producer and consumer of hydrogen, Asia is uniquely positioned to leverage its existing supply chains and trade agreements, with China at the forefront of hydrogen production and consumption. Countries like Japan and South Korea are already leaders in hydrogen technology, while others such as India and Australia have seen substantial government support and investments in hydrogen.
However, despite its potential, renewable hydrogen in Asia faces several challenges, including high production costs and insufficient offtake. To meet the targets outlined in the IEA’s net zero emissions scenario, the region’s hydrogen sector could require up to USD1.1 trillion in renewable energy investment by 2050. Additionally, less than 1% of hydrogen in Asia is currently produced as renewable hydrogen, with the majority being from fossil fuels.
This online event will explore:
Provide expert insights and a comprehensive overview of the current state of the Asian hydrogen market.
Examine market mechanisms and national policies driving hydrogen project development and deployment.
Compare hydrogen projects, policies, targets, and roadmaps across leading countries in the region.
Showcase large-scale hydrogen project case studies from key markets across Asia.
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