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Originally Posted by zamler
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From the article linked above.
"According to Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF), there are over $90 billion worth of upstream, midstream, and downstream hydrogen projects in the global pipeline (gray, green, and blue). The Institute of Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA)#is tracking#dozens of green hydrogen electrolyzer projects around the world with a theoretical combined capacity of 50 GW worth $75 billion (though only a fraction of these will come to fruition). Renewable hydrogen in Europe could require 180 billion - 470 billion euros of investment by 2050."
"Government support is likely to be a part of the equation to bridge the demand gap. In European markets alone, BNEF predicts that the green hydrogen industry will require upwards of $150 billion in subsidies by 2030 and $11 trillion of investment by 2050 for the fuel to meet 24% of the continent’s energy demand by 2050."