The hydrogen industry is facing significant challenges as it attempts to meet global energy needs and Net Zero targets, with blue hydrogen and carbon capture becoming focal points due to difficulties in scaling green hydrogen. In this gasworld article “Hydrogen at a crossroads”, CRA’s Energy’s Cosima Sagmeister highlights the transitional role of blue hydrogen, emphasizing the challenges in investment and collaboration needed to scale the technology, while also stressing the importance of clear regulatory frameworks and national implementation to drive the adoption of low-carbon hydrogen solutions in Europe.
Evaluation of North American natural gas markets amid recent global LNG supply disruptions
Of the countries most impacted by these events is Qatar, with QatarEnergy having reduced shipments of liquefied natural gas (LNG) before declaring force...
