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The developer behind two of the world’s largest green hydrogen schemes has warned that changing European production rules and mandates could undermine large-scale export projects without materially improving conditions for domestic projects.
Driss Berraho, Executive Vice-President for Global Green Hydrogen at Saudi power and desalination major Acwa, told H2 View that large-scale, low-cost hydrogen supply would be critical to driving industrial adoption in Europe.
Acwa, which has about 52.3 GW of renewables in its portfolio, holds a one-third stake in the and is developing plans for a in the port city of Yanbu.
With both projects intending to export primarily to Europe, Berraho said the company needs to see more certainty from the EU on enforcing and retaining rules.
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