European green hydrogen sector will be 'left behind' as Chinese companies gain market share: trade body

VDE warns that Chinese domination of the solar and battery industries could be repeated with electrolysers

The new VDE white paper was presented on the fringes of the World Economic Forum in Davos. From left to right: Erik Schäfer, family investor; Rudolf Hilti, President The System Change Foundation; VDE President Alf Henryk Wulf; Frederic Hoffmann, Co-Founder Racine Production SA; Burkhard Holder, VDE; Prof. Dr. Christopher Hebling, Director International Fraunhofer-Institute Solar Energy Systems — The new VDE white paper was presented on the fringes of the World Economic Forum in Davos. From left to right: Erik Schäfer, family investor; Rudolf Hilti, President The System Change Foundation; VDE President Alf Henryk Wulf; Frederic Hoffmann, Co-Founder Racine Production SA; Burkhard Holder, VDE; Prof. Dr. Christopher Hebling, Director International Fraunhofer-Institute Solar Energy SystemsPhoto: VDE

Polly Martin

Published 18 January 2024, 08:38Updated 18 January 2024, 08:38

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