Clean hydrogen is expected to become increasingly prominent in the energy transition over the next decade. Indeed, according to the Hydrogen Council, the fuel could account for 15% of global primary energy supply by 2050.

Writing for The Energy Industry Times, Massimo Schiavo, Director at S&P Global Ratings, looks at how and when a truly hydrogen-based economy might take shape, and how key factors – including policy support, falling production and electrolyser costs and renewables capacity growth – will be necessary to bringing such ambitions within reach.

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