In May, the Group of Seven (G7) agreed to step up efforts to advance commercial scale hydrogen from low carbon and renewable sources across its economies, including support for fuel cell deployment globally. Following this news, and in the run up to the G7 Leaders’ Summit this weekend (Friday June 11 – Sunday June 13) in Cornwall, UK (pictured above), H2 View is bringing you a series of thought leadership articles written by the hydrogen associations in the G7 countries. First up is Germany.
In view of the enormous environmental challenges for the economies of the G7 countries, it is necessary to exchange and jointly agree on solutions for the development of a global hydrogen economy, as in the 1970s (first oil crisis and collapse of the fixed exchange rate system). Only with an internationally coordinated renewable hydrogen economic policy will the G7 economies be able to maintain the climate goals in harmony with stable socially just economic systems.
Green hydrogen – indispensable for a secure energy supply
Green hydrogen, produced with renewable energies, is the energy…
