Germany To Import Green Hydrogen From Canada

The video discusses the significant role hydrogen will play in future energy supply, particularly in hard-to-decarbonize sectors like industry and transportation. Germany's national hydrogen strategy anticipates a need for 90 to 110 terawatt-hours of hydrogen by 2030, with a substantial portion to be imported. The strategy's projections may increase due to global events like the Russian war. Atlantic Canada is highlighted as a promising partner for green hydrogen production, offering opportunities for both Germany and Canada in the energy transition.

What role is hydrogen expected to play in future energy supply?

What is Germany's expected hydrogen demand by 2030?

How might the Russian war of aggression affect hydrogen demand?

What potential does Atlantic Canada have in the context of green energy transition?

What are the short-term constraints mentioned regarding LNG?