'Green hydrogen currently cheaper to produce in Europe than grey and blue H2 due to high natural gas and carbon prices'

The record high CO2 price also means that it would be cheaper to capture and store the emissions from steam methane reforming than to release it into the atmosphere, calculations show

Computer rendering of a wind-powered green-hydrogen project.
Computer rendering of a wind-powered green-hydrogen project.iStock
Published 12 October 2021, 13:03Updated 12 October 2021, 13:03