The European Hydrogen D-Day will be on 8 July, when the Commission officially launches its two ‘Strategies’ on the topic: one relating to the integration of energy systems and another specifically dedicated to H2.
To achieve these goals, the Commission’s work will focus on 4 areas main, starting from “ the need to create a virtuous cycle of increasing hydrogen supply and demand“. Target that will be pursued through “a system approach to the production of this energy carrier” and also with the launch of the Clean Hydrogen Alliance, “which will bring together all the players in the hydrogen value chain: investors, institutions and industry”.
The second item of intervention will concern “la need for a regulatory framework able to outline an open and competitive market, characterized by international trade and infrastructures capable of transporting hydrogen where necessary “.