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IEA calls for urgent policy intervention to boost hydrogen demand

Regulatory uncertainty and cost hurdles continue to hinder sector growth

Rueben Hale
H2 World. Image created by Tomasz Makowski.

H2 World. Image created by Tomasz Makowski.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has urged governments to invigorate the hydrogen sector by enacting policies to drive demand in sectors such as heavy industry, refining and long-distance transport. ...

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