Analysis

What’s going to happen in green hydrogen in 2023?

Inflation, oil prices, power-to-X, repowering and more. We look ahead to the stories that will shape wind in 2023, and round up key news.

In the first week of 2022, we shared 10 predictions for what would happen in wind globally this year. Now we’re back to see what we got right and wrong...

It’s almost time for the festive break. But before we go and eat our body weight in chocolate, let’s look back at some of the biggest news for green hydrogen in 2022. It has been a big year for the sector, but how far has it come?

Yesterday, Taiwan revealed ten winning projects totalling 8.7GW in its latest offshore auction, but will its approach harm investors?

Spain awarded just 1.3% of the 3.3GW capacity in its 2022 renewables tender, which is a wake-up call for governments.

There are 680 large hydrogen projects in development worldwide worth a total of $240bn, the Hydrogen Council has said. If the technology is to play a major role in helping the world reach zero, there must be $700bn invested by 2030.

Last week, A Word About Wind published a rundown of key talking points at our Financing Wind North America event in New York on 2nd November.

The COP27 climate conference in Egypt ended on Sunday with pledges about renewables that lived down to our expectations.

On Friday 11th November, renewables intelligence specialist Tamarindo convened the first meeting of our Power-to-X Leadership Council at the Institute of Mechanical Engineers in London.

People say the devil is in the detail, but sometimes there’s delight too. That is the case with the Inflation Reduction Act that entered US law in August.

Environmentalists welcomed the victory of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in Brazil’s presidential election last week.