Global Scans · Hydrogen · Weekly Summary

• [New] BMW's move into hydrogen starting in 2028 is a big step. BMW of Bridgewater
• [New] First hydrogen production model will come in 2028. BMW of Bridgewater
• [New] Green hydrogen adoption in agriculture could boost operational efficiency by 20% across key infrastructure processes by 2026. Farmonaut
• [New] By 2026, advances in green hydrogen, driven largely by innovations in renewable-powered electrolysis, are expected to reduce emissions, enhance efficiency, and unlock pathways to clean energy and material processing in the most challenging, remote, and energy-intensive settings. Farmonaut
• [New] By 2026, seven major green hydrogen technologies are projected to cut mining sector emissions by up to 30%. Farmonaut
• [New] Australia's ambitions to be a green hydrogen export hub will generate substantial demand for production and port infrastructure silencers. IndexBox Inc.
• [New] The forecast period to 2035 holds significant potential as hydrogen gains traction for grid balancing and decarbonizing hard-to-electrify power applications. IndexBox Inc.
• [New] Through 2035, demand dynamics will shift dramatically toward green hydrogen. IndexBox Inc.
• [New] The cost of green hydrogen could fall by 30-50% by 2030 as infrastructure expands. openpr
• [New] Markets with abundant solar resources such as the Middle East and Australia are expected to produce hydrogen at lower costs compared to regions relying on imported renewable electricity. openpr
• [New] Hyphen aims to produce one million tonnes of hydrogen-derived ammonia annually by the end of 2028. / Namibia Maghrebi.org
• The rapid expansion of green hydrogen infrastructure represents one of the most significant growth opportunities for Platinum Group Metals between 2026 and 2033. Persistence Market Research
• Hydrogen-related demand is projected to double annually through 2025, and the World Platinum Investment Council estimates that hydrogen applications could account for 11% of total platinum demand by 2030. Persistence Market Research
• Fastest Growing Segment: Renewable Energy and Hydrogen (Energy end-use) is the fastest-growing segment, projected to expand at a 9.5% CAGR through 2030, with the World Platinum Investment Council estimating hydrogen applications could absorb 11% of annual platinum demand by 2030. Persistence Market Research
• Ultimately, the long-term success of green hydrogen will depend not only on technological innovation but also on the strength and resilience of its global supply chains. The Leading Solar Magazine In India
• Green hydrogen could supply up to 12% of global energy demand by 2050. LinkedIn

Last updated: 22 March 2026