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   DIR By: chandna rani
       Date: September 9, 2023, 5:23 am
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       It is noteworthy that rep ower eu not only aims to produce
       green hydrogen within the Union, but also demands an equal
       amount of imports, which will also require electrolyzers. Given
       that global electrolyzer manufacturing capabilities are limited,
       parallel increases in imports and domestic production could
       create difficult trade-offs. What's more, there are also plans
       for the production and use of hydrogen beyond Europe's borders.
       With the Chinese Hydrogen Alliance, the country aims for a scale
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       to that of the European Commission: 100
       gwby 2030. Therefore, depending on the speed of (global)
       expansion of electrolyzer manufacturing capacity, ambitious
       installation goals could consolidate new dependencies and/or
       greatly increase electrolyzer prices. Political recommendations:
       realism, pragmatism, strategy Electrolyzers are at the heart of
       the emerging world of green hydrogen. However, the challenges
       associated with increasing manufacturing scale are often not
       given due attention.
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       As things stand today, the objectives of the rep ower eu
       proposal are difficult to put into practice. Achieving them
       requires almost impossible growth rates in mining, metallurgy,
       electrolyzer manufacturing and electricity generation. The
       accelerated growth of the market seeks to promote independence
       from Russian energy imports; however, electrolyzers create new
       dependencies. A global bottleneck could drive competition for
       electrolysers and thus make green hydrogen even more expensive.
       Despite these unfavorable conditions, the EU , its member states
       and its companies could try to alleviate these problems.
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