A new economy requires new rules to guarantee a just and inclusive energy transition.
By creating a green hydrogen economy and share the benefits, we can fight poverty, give local residents access to renewable energy and regreen our planet.
By increasing public support for green hydrogen we can accelerate the energy transition.
The most cost competitive green hydrogen will be produced in other countries than where it is used. An increase of transport from high production countries with low demand, to high demand countries with low production is to be expected.
The mission of the Sustainbale Hydrogen club (SHC) is to make sure that the green growth will not only take place in the high demand countries, but also in the production countries and areas. Local communities also need to profit from this new global green hydrogen economy in a way that is in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
With the SDG-quality mark for sustainable green hydrogen energy, it can be demonstrated that the production and transport of green hydrogen contributes to the Sustainable Development Goals.
The quality mark for green hydrogen is to be designed in 2021/2022, and we aim for the SDG-quality mark to be supported by at least 10 more governments each year from 2022 in the financial sector, the energy sector, the industry, and the users of hydrogen and products made with/ off hydrogen.
By changing the way we produce and use energy, we can change the socio economic system 🌏
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Madhya Pradesh hosted first ever dialogue on #YouthForGreenHydrogen in @RNTUnivBhopal w/d varied speakers @ErikSolheim @vdsharmabjp @Santosh_Aisect @SiddharthAISECT @nanditapathak07 @SinghalSailesh
Young people including @AicRntu is ready to drive #GreenHydrogen movement
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