In my last blog post, Thinking About a Green Hydrogen Future, I laid out the increasing role for hydrogen as Europe transitions to a net-zero carbon economy over the coming decades.
Such a transition will require significant changes across the entire spectrum of the continent’s energy, industrial and transportation infrastructure, and there are already many companies working to address these needs. Whether it is large chemical suppliers investing to secure access to green hydrogen as a feedstock, automotive players partnering to develop fuel cell technology for commercial vehicles, or legacy businesses in the energy sector searching for new sustainable growth opportunities, all the major players are exploring their options. The realization that hydrogen investment is necessary provides a strong tailwind for the industry, especially for a number of smaller players that have spent years developing the technology that is about to be at the forefront of this transition.