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CCS regulation
Presidential Regulation 14/2024 expands the regulatory framework for CCS beyond the upstream oil and gas sector (which is covered by MEMR Regulation 2/2023), paving the way for developments such as blue
Hydrogen transmission tariffs
The Dutch energy regulator, ACM, published a market report in May 2025 with an assessment of the hydrogen transmission tariffs. From 2033 at the latest, ACM will set tariffs based on actual incurred costs. Before that period, some of the options to deal with the low utilisation…
Planning of the national hydrogen network
Plan to build a 2600 km hydrogen network with FID in 2027 and starting operations in 2030. The estimated investment is EUR 2.6 billion (USD 2.95 billion). A call for interest was launched in 2023 with results from around 650 projects indicating an electrolysis capacity of 23.3…
Hydrogen Infrastructure Network Plan (Établissement de réseaux de transport d'hydrogène)
(Bill 8298) Luxembourg's strategy for establishing hydrogen transport networks, emphasizing the importance of hydrogen for decarbonizing the economy. Key goals include creating a legal framework for hydrogen infrastructure, granting at least one network management license, and…
ÖVGW H E510 guideline
The ÖVGW H E510 guideline focuses on the design, construction, and testing of hydrogen refueling stations, emphasizing safety and technical standards for handling hydrogen. It allows for up to 10% hydrogen blending with natural gas in the existing gas grid, ensuring…
Environmental Protection Act
With the revision of the CO2 Act adopted by Parliament on 15 March 2024, Article 35d of the Environmental Protection Act was also revised. Among other things, this links the placing on the market of renewable fuels to compliance with ecological requirements. Furthermore, the…
National Quality Policy
The Revised National Quality Policy emphasizes the development of a robust hydrogen economy as a key component of its strategy. It aims to establish high standards for hydrogen production, storage, and distribution to ensure safety, efficiency, and environmental sustainability.…
Second amendment to Energy Industry Act (EnWG)
Second amendment to the Energy Economy Act further sets the basis for financing of hydrogen infrastructure via hydrogen network tariffs. For an interim phase an amorization account is established to prevent that high initial tariffs slow down the hydrogen infrastructure…
First amendment to Energy Industry Act (EnWG)
First amendment to The Energy Economy Act regulates the initial approval of the hydrogen core network by the Federal Network Agency (Bundesnetzagentur, BNetzA). The hydrogen core network shall comprise key hydrogen infrastructure projects that are to be operational by 2032. All…
Hanseatic Hydrogen Center for Aviation and Maritime
The Hanseatic Hydrogen Center for Aviation and Maritime (H2AM) has received funding notice in March 2025, with a volume of about EUR 70 million. The technology center shall be established in Hamburg, Bremen/Bremerhaven and Stade and focuses on aviation and maritime
Royal Decree 445/2024: Simplified environmental assessment elgibility
Purpose of the Decree is to identify sectors and projects subject to a simplified environmental assessment necessary for permitting. Hydrogen production from electrolysers is one of
Financing of the hydrogen network
A two-tier tariff system was adopted: Regional clusters – tariffs set individually to reflect varying early-stage network costs and users National infrastructure – broader, unified tariff structure This approach ensures cost reflectivity during the development of small, diverse…
Public hydrogen utility (California)
Californian cities of Lancaster and Industry have launched together a public hydrogen utility (called First Public Hydrogen) that would act as a bridge between producers and public agencies that may otherwise be too small to pursue their own supply. The utility is a joint power…
UBA (German Environment Agency) RFNBO recognition to contribute to GHG quota
The 37th Ordinance for the Implementation of the Federal Immission Control Act (37. BImSchV) is an ordinance on the offsetting of electricity-based fuels, co-processed biogenic oils and RFNBOs against the GHG Quota for the transport sector as defined in the Federal Imissions…
Land lease incentives for hydrogen plots
Reduced land fees stated in the questionniare as: 80% discount during development phase and 100% discount during contruction phase. ICV incentive fee to decrease with increase level of Oman share [August 2025] Fiscal incentives for Round 3 include 90% land lease fees reduction…
Methodology to determine the regulated asset base of the network
The Belgian energy regulatory (CREG) has established a methodology for calculating the value to be included in the regulated asset base in the event of the purchase by the hydrogen transport network manager of a pipeline for which there is already a valid transport…
R&D projects for production, HRS, power generation
The National Energy Administration approved 10 hydrogen projects in 2023, including PEM electrolysis, HRS and use for power
Western Australia - Hydrogen Legal Frameworks Review
$3 million Hydrogen Legal Frameworks Review to support a local hydrogen industry. Funding from the Western Australia Recovery
National Hydrogen Innovation Center (HIC)
The Budget Committee of the German Bundestag approved an increase in federal funding (EUR 60-72.5 million) for the National Hydrogen Competence Center. It will be built in Chemnits, with significant participation by Chemnits University of Technology. The respective funding…
Energy code - Hydrogen
The French Energy Code defines hydrogen as a gas composed of dihydrogen molecules produced industrially. It distinguishes between renewable hydrogen, produced via electrolysis using renewable energy, and low-carbon hydrogen, which meets specific emission thresholds but doesn’t…
Renewable Energy Sources Act (Erneuerbare-Energien-Gesetz EEG)
Germany has introduced tenders to support innovative projects that combine variable renewable electricity generation with hydrogen storage, with planned tender volumes increasing from 400 MW in 2023 to 1,000 MW by 2028. While green electricity used for hydrogen production is…
Auction for 1.2 GW of cogeneration capacity (2nd call)
Auctions for 1.2 GW of co-generation between 2025 and 2027 (400 MW to be auctioned every year). Additional costs from benefits received by these cogeneration units will be passed on to the system costs and are expected to be EUR 295-530 million/yr. Gas co-generation should be…
Planning for hydrogen network development
In October 2024, the BNetzA approved plans for a 9040 km to be gradually in operation from 2025 to 2032. The feed-in and exit capacity are 100 GW and 87 GW respectively once the network has been fully developed. Hydrogen demand by 2032 is expected (by FNB) to be 191 TWh/a with a…
Auction for 1.2 GW of cogeneration capacity (1st call)
Spain is to hold an auction to assign 1.2 GW of new cogeneration capacity, the energy ministry said. The new capacity will be auctioned in three lots — 351 MW in 2022, 442 MW in 2023 and 407 MW in 2024 — with a view to all the capacity being online by 2027. The plants will have…
British Columbia Clean Energy Major Projects Office
The Government of British Columbia created an office to rapidly expand hydrogen deployment and to streamline projects from proposal to construction. The BC Hydrogen Office (within the Clean Energy Major Project Office) will work with federal and local governments to help attract…
Hydrogen Mechanism (platform to support market development and for supply-demand connection)
The H2 Mechanism aims to accelerate hydrogen and derivative markets (including ammonia, methanol, and eSAFs) to support industrial and transport decarbonization. It targets infrastructure developers and financiers, offering a transparency and matchmaking platform—no funding is…
Framework agreement (for land concession)
The Nassim project was initiated by BP in November 2022 covering an area of 11609 Km2 and a targeted full renewable capacity of 30 GW and has been transfered to SAHAMCO. A framework agreement was signed in May 2025 between the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum and Sahamco to…
Framework agreement (for land concession)
This agreement was signed in May 2022 between the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum and Total H2 & Chariot aiming to develop the NOUR GH project with a first phase renewable capacity of 3 GW, powering up to 1.6 GW of electrolysis capacity, to produce 150 ktpa of renewable…
Framework agreement (for land concession)
This agreement was signed in May 2022 between the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum and CWP Global aiming to develop the AMAN GH project in the Dakhlet Nouadhibou region. The project will include 18 GW of wind capacity and 12 GW of solar capacity and is expected to produce 1.7…
R&D Scheme of National Green Hydrogen Mission (Round 1)
Part of the National Green Hydrogen Mission and a dedicated INR 4 billion budget for R&D. The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy will hold an annual conference with leading research institutes and industry to identify the areas of research that will be supported. R&D projects…
R&D Scheme of National Green Hydrogen Mission (Round 2)
Part of the National Green Hydrogen Mission and a dedicated INR 4 billion budget for R&D. Priority areas for this call include: - Hydrogen production: cost-effective electrodes, membranes, and biomass-based pathways such as modular reformers. - Storage and transport:…
Establishment of Approval Criteria for Procurement Costs of Synthetic Methane, etc
Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (METI) clarified the approval criteria for synthetic methane procurement costs, to ensure that gas retailers can recover the expenses of H2 production, methanation, transport infrastructure and post-supply OPEX through gas…
Shanghai work plan for Promoting the Green Transformation of International Shipping fuels
By 2030, Shanghai aims for 300kt of bonded green fuel within the city and outside, focusing on Yangshan and Waigaoqiao Ports, while expanding LNG stations and matching
Sichuan work plan for promoting Hydrogen Energy Development and application via Standard Enhancement
By 2027, Sichuan aims to enhance hydrogen energy standards through collaboration among industry, academia, and research institutions, and by working with national technical organizations like TC309, TC342, and
Guangdong Implementation plan for the Guang-Zhan hydrogen expressway demo project
Guangdong plans to build hydrogen refueling stations and deploy FC refrigerated trucks(4.5t trucks and 49t
Shandong exempts hydrogen vehicles from highway tolls for two years
Starting March 2024, hydrogen vehicles with ETC devices have been toll-free on Shandong highways for two
2025 Guidelines for Major National Science and Technology Projects Related to Hydrogen Technologies
the National Energy administration released the 2025 guidelines/project submission call to accelerate R&D in hydrogen along with energy storage and smart grid
Blending obligation for power plants
As part of the Multi-Year Program 2026, measures were introduced to achieve a full decarbonization of the power sector by 2035. This included a blending obligation for CO2-free energy carriers in gas-fired power stations of 1% by 2030 and 5% from 2032. System will be based on…
Pilot demonstration program
China’s National Energy Administration published a plan for pilot initiatives across 11 areas of the hydrogen value chain targeting commercial deployment by June 2028. Each project should demonstrate technological progression, commercial potential, substantial carbon reduction…
Tax credit for hydrogen use (Illinois)
This legislation creates a tax credit of $10 million per year in 2026 and 2027 for users of clean hydrogen. At the conclusion of the tax credit, the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency will run a comprehensive study to evaluate both the emissions impact of the tax credit…
Tax credit for hydrogen use (Colorado)
Hydrogen fuel producers may receive a tax credit equal to up to $1 per kilogram (kg) for the use of clean hydrogen in “hard-to-decarbonize” sectors of the economy, including heavy-duty vehicle
Tax credit for hydrogen use (Pennsylvania)
Businesses may receive a tax credit for the purchase of hydrogen or natural gas from a Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub in Pennsylvania. Tax credits may be equal to $0.81 per kilogram of hydrogen and $0.47 per one thousand cubic feet of natural gas purchased for use in manufacturing…
Regulation of the hydrogen network and market
Proposal legislation open for public consultation until mid June 2025. Three main aspects are covered: Hydrogen network regulation; Certification; and Incentives. For the hydrogen network, it covers the transposition of the EU Directive 2024/1788 on common rules for internal…
Decree 1403 of 2024 for the Promotion of Self-Generation and Marginal Energy Production
Modifies Decree 1073 of 2015 to update energy policy guidelines on self-generation and marginal production, promoting the use of the National Interconnected System and a just energy
Hydrogen innovation and demonstration
Support innovation and demonstration work, enabling the development or improvement of components and systems linked to the production, transport of hydrogen and its uses. The call is split in two rounds in Sept 2025 and April 2026 and will remain open until September 2026. This…
Land allocation for hydrogen by 2030
Oman plans to produce more than 1 million metric tons per year of electrolytic hydrogen by 2030, for which the new solar capacity would provide dedicated
Hydrogen demand initiative
The consortium is meant to support the H2hubs by designing and implementing demand-side support mechanisms in order to facilitate purchases of hydrogen produced by the H2Hubs, with the aim of helping to provide offtake certainty and unlock FID. The measures and implementation…
Political agreements for hydrogen infrastructure regulation
First political agreement on hydrogen infrastructure reached in March 2023, establishing Energinet as the developer/operator of the transmission network and Evida for the distribution network. A second agreement in April 2024 defined the economic framework and risk-sharing model…
Gas Supply Act amendment
The amendment extends the Gas Supply Act (gasforsyningsloven) to hydrogen since 1 January 2023. The Act provides the legal framework for the establishment, ownership, operation, and regulation of hydrogen transport and storage systems. It covers technical requirements,…
Market access for the hydrogen networks
In November 2024, ACM published new rules for third-party access (TPA) to hydrogen terminals. The Netherlands will use negotiated TPA which means the terminal operator and potential user of the terminal will make agreements on the conditions and rates for terminal use. The rules…