Author: Anela Dokso
The global green hydrogen sector is critical as economic, strategic, and technological factors define its trajectory towards 2025. Energized by policy shifts, industrial competition, and supportive government frameworks, the market witnesses a complex interplay between opportunity and challenge. In 2025, giga-scale projects with a capacity of 1 gigawatt-equivalent (GWe) or more are expected to continue finding financial investment decisions (FID) within regions like Saudi Arabia and India. These projects, such as Neom Helios and the Kakinada project, highlight the strategic geographic advantages where low-cost renewable energy and favorable government support synergize to enhance the market position of these regions. The…
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