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  • The document analyzes hydrogen production methods, contrasting the high carbon intensity of fossil fuel-based routes—even those using carbon capture (CCUS)—with the lower impact of water-based electrolysis. It highlights a significant gap between current electrolyser manufacturing capacity and the targets required for the IEA's Net Zero Emissions by 2050 scenario. Reclaim Finance argues that financial support should be restricted to electrolytic hydrogen and prioritized for hard-to-abate sectors like ironmaking and shipping, rather than power storage or heating.

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    Themes: electrolysiscarbon capture and storagecarbon capture and utilizationmethane leakGreen ammonia
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    heavy transportenergy storageclimate financecarbon neutrality
    Reclaim Finance

    Document type: Fact sheet

    Regions: World
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