GWGI editors have been assessing the first six months of 2025, which has been dominated by US policy uncertainty following President Trump’s return to office.
Christian Annesley, editor of gasworld Global, said hydrogen policy and commercial pressures have been the stand-out developments – which were brought to a head by Air Products’ change of leadership and $1.7bn Q2 loss.
“Their main message was going back to basics, and funding projects in a less speculative way,” he said.
Charlie Currie, Editor of H2 View, said policy changes have dominated the news agenda, and reflected on the roll back on the 45V hydrogen tax credit to 2027, six years earlier than the 2033 expiry originally set in the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act.
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