Several analyses have predicted that the price of renewable H2 will fall substantially, but how much?Last year, heavy emission industries started taking green hydrogen seriously as a path to decarbonization, but the current price remained substantially higher than fossil fuels traditionally used to power them.This year is lining up to set an inflation point for investing in H2, as production and use are expected to surge.Investment into and production of green hydrogen have been soaring to new highs. If governments sign on as they are expected to, this will pave the road for widespread use, sending the cost of the renewable fuel through the floor, according to new analyses.A recent BloombergNEF energy market analysis predicted that this year will be a tremendous one for the renewable H2 sector. As industrial decarbonization remains in the spotlight and tech costs critical to…
