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IEA's net-zero world calls for 530MMtpa of hydrogen

Bulk will come from electrolysis

Mark Tilly
Bulk will come from electrolysis

Bulk will come from electrolysis

Global demand for hydrogen in 2020 sat at around 90MMt - mostly produced from fossil fuels emitting  close to 900 million tonnes of CO2, according to the IEA.  Demand increase almost sixfold by 2050...

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