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The future of low-carbon hydrogen hinges on global policymakers prioritizing regulations and subsidies based on hydrogen's carbon intensity rather than its color. Flor De La Cruz, Principal Analyst, underscores the importance of this shift as the industry focuses on green hydrogen. She emphasizes the need for exporters and developers to closely examine the full value chain amid increasing regulation.
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