The International Energy Agency (IAI) has published a report on the future of hydrogen, noting that many countries in the world encourage clean hydrogen, at a time when China stop its battery program To go to hydrogen vehicles.
According to the report presented by the IEA at the G20 on June 14, hydrogen today brings together the assets to take an important place in the future global energy mix. The AIE has evaluated the opportunities and the means to be implemented for the development of a decarbonized hydrogen on a industrial scale, and believes that this energy can be produced in a clean way and at an affordable cost, and thus contribute effectively to The energy transition. For this, it remains, according to the IAI, several challenges to be met: production costs, development of infrastructure or implementation of legislation favorable to the production of decarbon hydrogen.
China to hydrogen?
Several articles and information tell us that South Korea aims to produce 3 million hydrogen electric vehicles in 2040, including a third for export. But it is the Chinese government that would plan to create a “hydrogen society”, according to a senior planning official, Wan Gang. China would put 11 billion euros on the table to build hydrogen mobility with a target of 1 million vehicles in 2030. While the mobility orientation law announces the end of diesel and petrol engines by 2040, The world automobile cards are on the way to being completely rebatted. In Europe, the cradle of the automotive industry, manufacturers must now react to the quarter turn to stay in the race.
