Author: Anela Dokso

A $550 million infrastructure project at Oman’s Port of Duqm is positioning the Gulf as a serious contender in the global race to scale low-carbon industrial supply chains, with Investcorp’s infrastructure arm, AIIP, taking a central role.

Table of Contents Overview of Green Hydrogen Market Outlook Post-2025 Investment and Funding Landscape for Green Hydrogen Technological Advances in Green Hydrogen Production Electrolyser Capacity Growth and Global Deployment Policy and Regulatory Frameworks Shaping Green Hydrogen Cost Challenges and Innovations in Green Hydrogen Supply Chain Storage, Distribution, and Transportation Technologies Role of Green Hydrogen in Decarbonizing Hard-to-Abate Sectors Comparison of Green Hydrogen with Other Low-Carbon Alternatives Overview of Green Hydrogen Market Outlook Post-2025 The landscape for green hydrogen is shifting dramatically as we move beyond 2025. What started as an ambitious vision is now crystallizing into concrete market realities, driven…

With the Netherlands projected to import up to 3.36 million tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2040, a new analysis from Aurora Energy Research suggests that Northeast Brazil may hold the key to bridging Europe’s widening hydrogen supply gap.

Meridian Energy has completed New Zealand’s first grid-scale battery energy storage system (BESS) — a 100 MW/200 MWh facility located at Ruakaka, Northland.

The recent passage of Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ through the House has stirred considerable debate about its potential impact on the industry. As the bill awaits a critical Senate decision, stakeholders are faced with a mix of uncertainty and hope regarding the future of hydrogen energy. Central to this discussion is the significant economic impact that the proposed legislation could have on green hydrogen projects. If the bill is enacted in its current form, it could result in the loss of approximately 80% of the green hydrogen tax credits anticipated by companies, amounting to nearly $30 billion. This financial…

With electricity demand expected to surge by 26 GW by 2035, the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) has positioned itself at the forefront of U.S. small modular reactor (SMR) development, filing a permit application to build the country’s first commercial-scale SMR at its Clinch River site in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.

Intersect Power has secured $837 million to develop 1 GWh of battery energy storage systems (BESS) in Texas—an award-winning transaction that signals how utility-scale storage is evolving to serve not only grid stability but also the growing energy demands of artificial intelligence infrastructure.

Germany and the Netherlands have committed €600 million to a joint tender aimed at jumpstarting renewable hydrogen imports into Northwest Europe.

BP has exited its joint development of the 250MW H2-Fifty project in the Port of Rotterdam—a decision that signals both strategic recalibration and the financial headwinds confronting early-stage electrolytic hydrogen ventures. HyCC, BP’s former partner, will instead pursue a similarly sized standalone project, H2Next, shifting timelines and partnerships but retaining ambition in Europe’s largest port.

Solar-powered hydrogen production has long promised zero-emissions fuel from abundant sunlight and water, but the pathway to commercialization remains obstructed by slow, costly manufacturing processes.