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Only four percent of hydrogen produced globally was "green" at the end of 2021 (Photo: Andre Skibinski)

The gaping green-hydrogen gap in EU policy

The international governing bodies for shipping and aviation have both set net-zero targets for 2050, so the industry commitment to decarbonise is there.

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) finally introduced this in July. \nBut we have still seen little in the way of tangible action.

It is unsurprising that the question of how to decarbonise shipping dominated at London International Shippi...

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Nuala Doyle is a policy officer at Opportunity Green, a London-based charity, providing legal analysis and research on the decarbonisation of aviation and shipping.

Only four percent of hydrogen produced globally was "green" at the end of 2021 (Photo: Andre Skibinski)

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Nuala Doyle is a policy officer at Opportunity Green, a London-based charity, providing legal analysis and research on the decarbonisation of aviation and shipping.

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