some people probably wonder why I post so much about green hydrogen on this thread.
Well, here is a good reason. The German greens now admit they can only supply 30% of their own green hydrogen needs, so need to import 70%. My guess is that they are probably optimistic here, since there just isn't that much free land or water nearby where Germany can install enough wind and solar power. Remember, they are completely eliminating nuclear, so the need for green hydrogen power plant may be even larger than they estimate. Remember, without natural gas, they will need to heat homes with hydrogen heating.
And if you look at rest of Europe, we have a lot of landlocked nations in there will no solid access to the more abundant offshore wind energy. So, if you are China or any other nation with land and water, you have a huge market that could potentially be dependent on you. In China's case, it can make money from not only selling green Hydrogen directly, but also all the wind, solar energy equipment as well as electrolyzers, installation equipment, maintenance equipment, provide financing and transportation. All this to countries that would like to sell hydrogen to Europe.
