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Large-Scale Electrolysis in the Netherlands: Ambition vs. Reality
Channel: TU Delft PowerWeb Institute
- Intermediate
- English
Economics & finance · Webinar · Intermediate
IEA Webinars58 minEnglish
The lead authors of the IEA's Global Hydrogen Review 2026 present the report's findings and the trends behind them in this afternoon session. The review tracks hydrogen production and demand worldwide and assesses developments in policy, infrastructure, trade, investment and innovation. This edition starts from the supply-chain vulnerabilities that conflict in the Middle East exposed for hydrogen and derivatives such as fertilizers, and asks what low-emission hydrogen can contribute to energy security and how much uptake is achievable by 2030. It was released together with the Hydrogen Tracker, which holds an updated project database and production costs by region and technology. The presenters are not named in the description, and the morning session is a separate recording.
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The viewer can interpret the findings of the IEA Global Hydrogen Review 2026 and compare its assessments of low-emission hydrogen's contribution to energy security and the uptake achievable by 2030.
Duration: 50 minEconomics & finance
Channel: TU Delft PowerWeb Institute
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