Report sees strong potential for green hydrogen cooperation in Central Asia

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A recent report has eyed the overwhelming potential for green hydrogen cooperation in Central Asia. The region has lagged behind the rest of the world in the adoption of the renewable energy sector, and this new development fosters international cooperation that could catapult green hydrogen into the global energy conversation. The new report comes to us from H2-diplo and is called the “Green Hydrogen and Regional Cooperation in Central Asia” study. It aims to develop green hydrogen possibilities for nations in Central Asia.

Kazakhstan recently hosted the second Central Asian Regional Forum on Decarbonization Diplomacy and is the Central Asian nation leading the push to integrate the hydrogen sector into its plans for the future of the energy sector. The event in Astana saw more than 150 participants from the government, international organizations, business, academia, and civil society.