L R AS Published on Monday 25 October 2021 - n° 379 - Categories:hydrogen

High gas prices make hydrogen more competitive

For example, a Norwegian company is planning to make an investment decision on two hydrogen projects in 2022,

adding that some of the projects under development have a hydrogen cost level of €3.01 to €3.87/kg. This corresponds to the cost level of grey hydrogen

https://www.pv-magazine.com/2021/10/22/the-hydrogen-stream-high-gas-prices-mean-cost-competitiveness/

PV Magazine of 22 October 2021

Editor's note: The competitiveness of hydrogen linked to a high gas price will soon be undermined when the gas price falls.

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