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ICIS Hydrogen Insights

ICIS Energy Editorial

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Frequency: 1 episode/51d. Total Eps: 22

The ICIS Hydrogen Insights podcast features experts from around the world to discuss key hydrogen market topics, including policy developments, regulation, supply, demand and cost of production.

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Episode 22: What is the impact of the low-carbon hydrogen delegated act?

Episode 22

Friday, July 18, 2025 • Duration 23:37

On 8 July the European hydrogen market welcomed the much-anticipated delegated act for low-carbon hydrogen, which sets the rules for hydrogen produced via multiple different pathways, which still aim to achieve low levels of greenhouse gas emissions.

In this episode, ICIS head of energy transition pricing, Alice Casagni, and ICIS hydrogen editor Jake Stones discuss the delegated act, the key points to come from the rules and what this means for European hydrogen moving forward.

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Episode 21: Hydrogen's potential impact as an indirect greenhouse gas

Episode 21

Wednesday, April 23, 2025 • Duration 20:30

In episode 21 of the ICIS Hydrogen Insights podcast, hydrogen editor Jake Stones speaks with Environmental Defense Fund executive director for Europe Helen Spence-Jackson on the impact hydrogen could have on the environment as an indirect greenhouse gas and associated emissions from production processes.

Over the course of the episode, Helen and Jake discuss the intricacies of hydrogen, how a potential climate solution for hard-to-abate sectors could still pose risks and what practices to consider when aiming to avoid them.

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Episode 20: Hydrogen storage

Episode 20

Tuesday, February 18, 2025 • Duration 27:06

In episode 20 of the ICIS Hydrogen Insights podcast, ICIS hydrogen editor Jake Stones is joined by two experts from the energy storage industry to discuss the topic of storing hydrogen to support the future energy system.

Jake is joined by Daniel Mercer, managing director Storengy Deutschland and Florent Lejette, director of strategy and business development Storengy.

The group discuss key topics from the hydrogen storage world, such as developing hydrogen storage, how much using storage can save participants on a €/kg basis, what storage costs could be and, importantly, how much hydrogen storage will Europe need by 2030.

As well as this, the trio discuss the multiple projects and learnings from Storengy’s activities in the hydrogen storage sector.

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Episode 19: Global ammonia market review

Episode 19

Thursday, November 14, 2024 • Duration 22:28

In episode 19 of the ICIS Hydrogen Insights podcast, hydrogen editor Jake Stones meets with ICIS senior ammonia editor Sylvia Tranganida to discuss today’s global ammonia market.

The pair review the current supply/demand balance of grey ammonia today and whether this balance could shift in the future, as well as whether price levels from the 2021-2022 commodity price spike are likely to return.

Looking to the future, Sylvia explains the interest the current ammonia market has in decarbonizing and how renewable and low carbon ammonia trade is developing.

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Episode 18: CertifHy’s positive technical assessment, RFNBO trading and Europe’s position in hydrogen

Episode 18

Monday, October 14, 2024 • Duration 27:23

In episode 18 of the ICIS Hydrogen Insights podcast, ICIS global hydrogen editor Jake Stones is joined by Matthieu Boisson, managing director for CertifHy, a voluntary hydrogen certification company.

Matthieu explains the impact of the European Commission’s “positive technical assessment” for RFNBO certifiers, as well as the commercial value hydrogen certificates could hold.

Beyond this, Matthieu’s experience with companies seeking pre-certification sheds light on where Europe stands as a global market leader.

Finally, the pair discuss whether there is interest in low-carbon hydrogen certification.

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Episode 17: H2Global as a driver of hydrogen market liquidity and trade

Episode 17

Tuesday, September 10, 2024 • Duration 31:09

On 11 July, H2Global Holding and Hintco announced it had accepted Fertiglobe’s bid of €1000/tonne of renewable ammonia into the Port of Rotterdam as the sole winner of the H2Global pilot auction programme.

In this episode of the ICIS Hydrogen Insights podcast, ICIS hydrogen editor Jake Stones sits with the co-founder of the H2Global mechanism and H2Global Holding and Hincto CEO Timo Bollerhey to discuss the results of the auction, the status of the contract between Fertiglobe and H2Global and the role that the H2Global mechanism plays in the evolution of the hydrogen market. Finally, the pair discuss in detail the conditions around the E-SAF lot for the pilot auction, which received no bidders.

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Episode 16: When could grey hydrogen production phase out and what role does autothermal reforming play in the hydrogen economy?

Episode 16

Tuesday, July 9, 2024 • Duration 39:15

How long does the world's current grey hydrogen production fleet have left on average? And why do autothermal reformers with carbon capture and storage appear to be the replacement technology of choice for low-carbon hydrogen producers? In this episode of the ICIS Hydrogen Insights podcast, hydrogen editor Jake Stones discusses these matters and more with Johnson Matthey's senior vice president of hydrogen and sustainable technologies, Dr Eugene McKenna.

Dr McKenna also gives his take on the prospect of retrofitting steam methane reformers with CCS, and the risks facing hydrogen market participants today when developing their projects.

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Episode 15: What does the UK election mean for hydrogen?

Episode 15

Wednesday, June 19, 2024 • Duration 14:50

In this UK general election special, ICIS hydrogen editor speaks with Rob Dale, founder and director of UK consultancy Beyond2050, which supports organisations in meeting policy and commercial objectives with a mind to building a more sustainable future.

Over the course of the episode, Jake and Rob review which parties have committed to hydrogen for the election and what makes this election the biggest for hydrogen so far.

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Episode 14: The Net Zero Industry Act, breaking down the results of the first Hydrogen Bank auction and what to expect from the second

Episode 14

Thursday, May 16, 2024 • Duration 28:31

ICIS hydrogen editor Jake Stones meets with Hydrogen Europe CEO Jorgo Chatzimarkakis to discuss some of the largest developments to befall the EU hydrogen market this year, namely the progression of the Net Zero Industry Act, the new terms and conditions for the second EU Hydrogen Bank auction, and lastly the results of the pilot auction were published to the market, indicating the first projects to be granted a fixed subsidy via the bank’s mechanism.

Over the episode Chatzimarkakis weighs in on key considerations around these topics, such as what the budget might be for the second auction, how the criteria for the new auction has changed compared to the first, and the importance of the pilot auction's results are for the wider European hydrogen economy.

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Episode 13: Will the UK government miss its 2025 hydrogen targets? A review of HAR2

Episode 13

Thursday, April 25, 2024 • Duration 18:28

On 19 April 2024, the UK government’s hydrogen support scheme Hydrogen Allocation Round 2 (HAR2) closed for applications. To review the support programme and the current position of the UK hydrogen market, ICIS hydrogen editor Jake Stones speaks with hydrogen consultant and demand-side project manager Duncan Yellen. Over the conversation, Yellen outlines:

- Potential challenges facing the UK’s hydrogen development plans

- The best markets for selling hydrogen today and their price points

- What is the impact of transporting hydrogen

- When can a tradeable hydrogen market emerge?

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