A highly technological field, with a turnover of 820 billion per year, capable of creating approximately 5.4 million new jobs. This is the future prospected for the hydrogen supply chain in Europe in 2050, which could reach a quarter of the total final energy consumption. A revolution that, in less than thirty years, could change the society and economy of the Old Continent: if produced from renewable sources, for example through the process of electrolysis of water, hydrogen is free of carbon and polluting emissions.
This claim was made by H2IT – the Italian Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Association, which presented the report Support tools for the hydrogen sector. Priorities for the development of the hydrogen supply chain in Italy, identifying 51 priorities for action in 7 segments: production; transport, distribution and treatment; storage; mobility; energy uses; industrial, residential and feed-stock uses; supply chain and transversal issues.
The Hydrogen supply chain
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