Why green hydrogen might require government support for the next ten years or more — and why that would be okay

Renewable H2 will not become cheaper than grey until about 2040, so subsidies and other policies will be required for some time, experts tell conference

Hydrogen Insight editor Leigh Collins (left) speaks to Fiona Simon; Yoshi Saito from technology company SLB; Rupert Maloney; and Kobad Bhavnagri, at the Asia-Pacific Hydrogen Summit in Sydney on Friday.
Hydrogen Insight editor Leigh Collins (left) speaks to Fiona Simon; Yoshi Saito from technology company SLB; Rupert Maloney; and Kobad Bhavnagri, at the Asia-Pacific Hydrogen Summit in Sydney on Friday.Photo: Sustainable Energy Council
Published 1 November 2023, 09:25Updated 1 November 2023, 09:25