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Global hydrogen demand could reach 115 million tonnes by 2030, up from 91m t in 2021, following a rapid rise in new applications and growing technology momentum, the IEA said Thursday.
In a new report, the Paris-based agency estimated demand could rise further to 130m t if governments fully deliver on their current climate pledges. Low-emission hydrogen would account for over 25% of that volume, Kallanish understands.
Nearly all hydrogen produced today comes fro…
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