Countries are providing incentives to develop new hydrogen markets, with the U.S. leading the way on the scale of government funding available to the emerging industry. Yet there are still questions about how hydrogen can be produced cleanly at scale, and how new end-user markets will develop, creating uncertainties about the hydrogen business’ pace of growth and ultimate size. Where will supply come from? Which use case segments are most promising for hydrogen demand? Where can hydrogen compete with traditional fuels without government support?
S&P Global
VP Global Lead of Gas, LNG and Hydrogen
United States Department of Energy
Under Secretary for Infrastructure
Air Products
Chairman, President & CEO
TES (Tree Energy Solutions)
Co-founder & Chief Executive Officer
TotalEnergies
Low Carbon H2 Business Development Manager