Hydrogen Hub: legal insight from our hydrogen industry lawyers

In this article we examine the prospect of hydrogen being a renewable, low-carbon transportation fuel alternative due to the significant interest both in the United States and abroad, under the incoming Biden Administration

As Congress moves rapidly towards passing the Taxpayer Certainty and Disaster Tax Relief Act of 2020 (Extenders Bill) as part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021, we summarise the key highlights of the Extenders Bill.

In this article we examine key aspects of the Scottish Policy Statement as Scotland aims to transition to net zero by 2045.

In this article we look at how Russia aims to create a new industry for low-carbon production, storage and transportation of hydrogen to support its carbon neutrality plans alongside further development of traditional energy sources.

In this article we look at Finland aims for carbon neutrality by 2035 and carbon negativity by 2050.

In this article we look at the framework to make offshore renewable energy a core component of Europe’s energy system by 2050 set out by the European Commission.

Eversheds Sutherland Partner Amish Shah is quoted in this article by Energywire discussing the future of carbon capture sequestration (CCS) under a new administration as it is one of the areas with bipartisan support.

With the recent release by the Internal Revenue Service of substantial new section 45Q guidance, our report provides an overview of how this tax incentive can support investments in future CCS projects in the United States.

With the June 2020 release of the German National Hydrogen Strategy, this article examines the key aspects of the new strategy for developing a German hydrogen economy.

In this client briefing we examine the recently released French national hydrogen strategy and its three strategic priorities for creating an electrolysis sector, increasing use of FCEVs and supporting research and development.

In this article we look at the potential grid structure scenarios that arise out of the German government's consultation paper on regulating future hydrogen infrastructure.

As the steel industry looks to decarbonise we explore the key features of the German government action plan to stimulate markets for carbon-neutral steel using green hydrogen.

As France looks to stimulate the market for energy transition technologies we look at the recent proposals for the widespread deployment of hydrogen.

In this article we explore whether hydrogen provides the a step-change in the pursuit of low-carbon rail services.

In our first episode, our partners and Cornelius Matthes of Dii Desert Energy discuss why hydrogen is so topical and the ways in which European policy developments are setting out the foundations for a hydrogen economy.

In this article we give an overview of the EU hydrogen roadmap and the key targets, priorities and proposed investment agenda for using hydrogen to meet decarbonisation goals by 2050.