Green Hydrogen Faces Reality Check in Europe

Green Hydrogen Faces Reality Check in Europe

Realism is still far away in the European green hydrogen sector; the IEA reports significant constraints. It is high time to bring a more realistic approach to the forefront of our strategies.Realism still seems to be out of reach when the world hydrogen sector has been sailing into the Port of Rotterdam, all having coffee at the World Hydrogen Summit 2025. The last day's optimism has been vented by major green hydrogen producers, technology sup…

The CEO of Enagás, Arturo Gonzalo Aizpiri, has assured that to see the H2Med project, the great green hydrogen corridor in Europe, as a utopia, is "not wanting to see the reality." In his participation in the 'VI International Expansion Forum', Gonzalo has stated that in this European commitment to green hydrogen "when one does not want to see the reality, because in the end it is bruces against it." In this sense, he has emphasized that the pro…

The Secretary of State to the Minister of Energy, in charge of Renewable Energies, Mr. Noureddine Yassaâ, affirmed, during the World Hydrogen Summit in Rotterdam (Netherlands), that Algeria has the necessary assets to be a key player in the global hydrogen market. In a speech delivered on Tuesday, Mr. Yassaâ indicated that Algeria places the energy transition and sustainable development "at the heart of its economic policy" as fundamental pillar…