High energy and low renewables use, particularly among the carbon-dense GCC countries, make decarbonisation an uphill battle in the region, but many of the leading polluters also have ambitious emissions reduction targets
On the Agenda in the January 2021 MEED Business Review
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More on the hydrogen market
> Firms plan 1GW clean hydrogen plant in Oman
> Region ramps up hydrogen agenda
> Clean hydrogen could compete with fossil fuels by 2030
> Germany supports Saudi hydrogen project
> Gulf nears hydrogen benchmark
> Water electrolysis market to reach $10.2bn
> Green hydrogen consortium formed
> Annual $1bn green hydrogen investments in 2023
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