Author: Anela Dokso

The Port of Rotterdam Authority has created a position paper with specific policy proposals to materialize hydrogen imports in response to the REPowerEU initiative of the European Commission. By 2030, 20 million tons of green hydrogen ought to be in use. Imported hydrogen makes up half of that amount from nations outside the EU. The Port has developed the following recommendations for policy in order to carry out the REPowerEU strategy and benefit from Rotterdam’s position as a center for hydrogen. The European Commission’s REPowerEU plan, which was unveiled on May 18, 2022, aims to ease Europe’s transition to using…

Read More

Four Australian ports could become hydrogen hubs The Queensland government of Australia determined that four ports in the state may function as centres for the export of hydrogen. According to a government research, Townsville, Abbot Point, Mackay/Hay Point, and Gladstone are the ports best suited for exporting hydrogen. Based on a renewable energy capacity of 24.3 GW, Townsville in north Queensland could export 1.15 million tonnes of hydrogen annually. Based on a 30.6GW capacity for renewable energy, Abbot Point could export 1.38 million tonnes of hydrogen annually. While Gladstone could export 610,000 t/yr of hydrogen utilizing renewable energy capacity of…

Read More