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Hamburg could become Germany's hydrogen hub by 2045, supplying up to 18% of national demand. A study by Fraunhofer CML highlights the city's role in green hydrogen supply. The Ministry of Economics commissioned the study, funded by the Hamburg Climate Plan.
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