Hydrogen Production Expansion Threatened by Raw Material Shortages: A Global Perspective
Here’s an article posted in Market Screener.
According to the article,
- Lack of raw materials could hinder the expansion of hydrogen production
- It takes several years to prepare a deposit for production and make raw materials available
- The market only invests when demand is long-term
- A global view is needed to assess the seriousness of hydrogen intentions.
- Germany, as a large industrialized country, is affected by these challenges
Interestingly, we have some other posts related to this content:
- Hydrogen Leakage Risks Along Value Chain
- Highlights potential risks due to hydrogen leakage across the production, delivery, and end-use phases, emphasizing the need for careful management to minimize environmental impacts and ensure safety.
- Hydrogen Production Major Risks, Threats
- Discusses how hydrogen production can entrench fossil fuel use, require significant water resources, and result in pollution, particularly affecting frontline communities, presenting a complex challenge for achieving U.S. energy goals.
- Why Lack of Standards Could Undermine the Global Hydrogen Market ?
- Explores the importance of establishing clear standards for hydrogen production, delivery, and use to ensure the hydrogen market’s success and its potential climate benefits are fully realized.
- Secrets of Hydrogen Safety: Stony Brook’s Research Reveals Risks and Solutions
- Focuses on research led by Stony Brook University into hydrogen safety, highlighting the risks of hydrogen degradation and the importance of advancing knowledge for safe storage and transport.
- Challenges in the Hydrogen Economy and Solutions
- Addresses key challenges in the hydrogen economy, such as energy security, economic opportunities, and meeting net zero targets, along with potential engineering solutions like improving hydrogen production efficiency and exploring alternative distribution methods.
