More expensive than green | '$100bn of blue and grey hydrogen assets could be stranded before 2030': study

Carbon Tracker warns that high natural-gas prices, a supply squeeze and green H2 cost reductions could put fossil-based production at risk 'almost immediately'

Steam methane reforming equipment at the giant Jubail oil refinery in Saudi Arabia. — Steam methane reforming equipment at the giant Jubail oil refinery in Saudi Arabia.Photo: TotalEnergies

Rachel Parkes

Published 19 October 2022, 23:38Updated 20 October 2022, 08:11

Blue H2 Europe Asia-Pacific US Carbon Tracker