Global Hydrogen Policy Trends and Financial Incentives: Q1 2025 Overview
Key Ideas
- Major economies are implementing national strategies to accelerate hydrogen deployment and transition to low-carbon economies.
- The US Treasury updated its 45V hydrogen tax credit in January 2024 to enhance eligibility criteria and extend deadlines.
- A AUD$1bn green iron fund was announced in Australia, with a portion allocated to the Whyalla Steelworks transformation.
- The report offers insights on global policy trends impacting the hydrogen market and regions supporting hydrogen economy growth.
The 'Hydrogen Policy Handbook' report from ResearchAndMarkets.com delves into recent hydrogen policy developments globally, focusing on Q1 2025. Major economies worldwide are adopting national strategies to drive hydrogen deployment and shift towards low-carbon economies. The US finalized adjustments to the 45V hydrogen tax credit in January 2024, addressing industry concerns and extending deadlines. Additionally, Australia introduced a AUD$1bn green iron fund, with part of the funding earmarked for the Whyalla Steelworks transformation project. The report outlines key policy trends and financial incentives driving the development of national and regional hydrogen economies. It covers hydrogen production targets, national strategies, and financial incentives, offering valuable insights into the global low-carbon hydrogen market landscape. ResearchAndMarkets.com, a prominent source of international market research reports, provides comprehensive data on market trends, industries, top companies, and emerging products, empowering stakeholders with the latest market insights.
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