China's hydrogen policy: implications for player training
Hydrogen, materials and education - International differences in a world under pressure
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China's hydrogen policy: implications for player training
Hydrogen, materials and education - International differences in a world under pressure

Authors : Alain THOREL, Song LI

Publication date: November 10, 2024 | Lire en français

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3. China's hydrogen policy: implications for player training

China is now the world's largest producer and consumer of hydrogen. More than 34 Mt of hydrogen were produced in China in 2021 :

  • 80.3% from coal, natural gas, oil and methanol ;

  • 18.5% as an industrial by-product ;

  • 0.95% by water electrolysis (of which 5.2% by electrolysis coupled with renewable electricity).

China produces and consumes a third of the world's production. According to the China Hydrogen Energy and Fuel Cell Industry White Paper 2020, published...

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