Author: Anela Dokso

With a sharp decrease in the cost of electrolyzers (averaging three to five times less than the global average), China’s push for hydrogen echoes its past dominance in photovoltaic solar technology. Yet, the journey from solar triumph to hydrogen leadership stands on a more complex terrain, as the distinct paths of these industries unfold. Whereas solar photovoltaic modules rapidly became cost-competitive and dominated global markets, the intricacies of electrolyzer technology and differing policy environments indicate a more challenging road for hydrogen. Manufacturing Innovation and Government Support China’s manufacturing prowess is evident in the rapid cost reductions achieved in alkaline electrolyzers.…

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