The European Union and several of its member states are moving forward to promote clean hydrogen as a new energy carrier for a fossil-free future.
However, as argued by JJ Bürger in an article for the French utility-centered magazine Usine Nouvelle, the European Union's approach is still too vague, leaving it up to the individual states to define what "clean hydrogen" actually means and how it should be produced.
The discrepancy among the national approaches hinders the creation of a EU-wide common vision for clean hydrogen technologies, as argued in the article, even though Europe's position on hydrogen could have the potential to set international standards for the emerging market of clean hydrogen.
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