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FT : Le choc pétrolier relance l’intérêt pour l’hydrogène propre

François Jackow, coprésident du Conseil de l'hydrogène, explique au Financial Times comment les récentes perturbations du marché de l'énergie renforcent l'argumentaire en faveur de l'hydrogène propre comme source de sécurité et de résilience énergétiques.

“Hydrogen is not only a way to decarbonize, but also a key element to ensure energy security.”  

Speaking to the Financial Times as we launched Boussole mondiale de l'hydrogène 2026, our Co-Chair François Jackow, PDG de Air Liquide, discussed how recent energy market disruption is sharpening the case for hydrogen – not only as a tool for decarbonisation, but for greater energy security and resilience.  

Just two months of the energy crisis triggered by the conflict in the Middle East have cost energy-importing countries in Asia and Europe more than USD 100 billion.  

As François told the FT: “The few billions necessary to really accelerate the hydrogen ecosystem seem small compared with the overall cost whenever there’s a crisis.”  

And industry leaders are seeing the strategic context shift: 64% of Hydrogen Council member CEOs surveyed for Compass said recent energy-market shocks had accelerated their interest in clean hydrogen.  

Read the full interview with Malcolm Moore, Energy Editor, ici.

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