Green hydrogen is a key solution to decarbonize hard-to-abate sectors and accelerate the transition to a net zero society. The Green Hydrogen Catalogue is a platform for international collaboration and dialogue between governments, international organizations, and private sector companies involved in the green hydrogen value chain.
The Green Hydrogen Compact Catalogue aims to catalyze commitments by national and subnational governments, private companies, international organizations, and other stakeholders and be a platform for dialogue and collaboration to accelerate the development of a green hydrogen value chain worldwide.
Solutions must be developed to convert electricity from renewable sources into products that can be used to reduce emissions from those segments of the transport and industrial sector that have no cost-effective alternatives to fossil-based energy.
Chile wants to develop the green hydrogen industry within the country, and place itself among the world’s leading producers and exporters of this renewable fuel by 2030.
For Germany to become greenhouse gas neutral and meet its international obligations under the Paris Agreement, hydrogen needs to be established as a decarbonization option.
The European Commission is putting in place a regulatory framework to kick start and scale up the production and consumption of renewable hydrogen in the European Union.
Namibia is resolutely committed to the Paris Agreement, and to taking practical and ambitious action to reduce emissions and ensure a climate-resilient economy.
The National Government has identified four main challenges to guarantee the correct development of the low-carbon hydrogen market.
The Basque Government has set the Basque Hydrogen Strategy in order to promote the creation of an ecosystem for the production, distribution and consumption of hydrogen, based on its industrial, logistical and technological capacities.
Submit an Energy Compact by following the formal steps outlined by UN Energy:
Submission Guidelines
Review and fill out the required elements. You will find a comprehensive guide in the following files: Guidelines
Send the material to Greenhydrogencompact@um.dk
The submitted material will be reviewed and the stakeholders informed of the approval proceedings.
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