In November, and just a few hours after the Republicans impending return to the White House was confirmed, the professional consultancy Wood Mackenzie hosted a two-day hydrogen conference next to St Paul’s Cathedral in London. It brought together a range of industry stakeholders and analysts to reflect on the state of play in the still-nascent low-carbon hydrogen market. Christian Annesley shares some insights and talking points
Blue hydrogen ‘looks stronger with Trump win’ – Wood Mackenzie
The nascent hydrogen market could skew more towards blue rather than green hydrogen in the next few years, with Donald Trump’s win in the US presidential election changing the calculus around the potential trajectory of US public policy.
The assessment comes from Murray Douglas, Vice-President and Head of Hydrogen Research at the analyst group and professional consultancy Wood Mackenzie, speaking at the firm’s two-day Hydrogen Conference 2024 in London shortly after Trump’s win was confirmed.
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