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ENGIE was one of 13 founding members of the Hydrogen Council when the global CEO-led initiative was created in 2017. Why did ENGIE want to be a part of the Hydrogen Council?<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENGIE is convinced that renewable and low carbon hydrogen has a major role to play as an enabler of the deployment of increasingly sustainable energy solutions. The launch of the Hydrogen Council was the testimony of our joint conviction that this new energy vector is key for the future. Together with 12 other leaders from the energy, transportation and manufacturing sectors, we shared a common vision of the significant role that hydrogen could play in bringing about a successful transition to carbon neutrality. We joined the Hydrogen Council to collectively promote this vision, mobilizing industry, investors and public decisionmakers.<\/p>\n

What does it mean to ENGIE to be a founding member of the Council?<\/strong><\/p>\n

ENGIE is proud of being a founding member of the Council, with the conviction of having actively contributed to the creation of the international momentum around renewable and low carbon hydrogen, which we now observe. This dynamic must now continue!<\/p>\n

Since 2017, the Council has been joined by 140 international companies. We are proud that the Council represents a strong and diverse membership across the value chain. Hydrogen has the potential to contribute over 20% of global carbon abatement by 2050. There are some challenges ahead of us, and strong private-public cooperation will be needed to unlock this carbon abatement potential of hydrogen.<\/p>\n

More than five years have passed since the Hydrogen Council launched and the organization has grown significantly in that time. What are some of the biggest milestones achieved so far?<\/strong>\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

Five years ago, we naturally focused on pilot projects and their scaling up. Since then, we have moved forward. The Group is now actively involved in almost 100 renewable hydrogen projects, at different stages of maturity and across 10 countries.<\/p>\n

Let\u2019s remind that our [ENGIE\u2019s] ambition is to be one of the main leaders in renewable hydrogen. We will therefore pursue our roadmap announced in May 2021, which is to develop by 2030, a renewable hydrogen production capacity of 4 GW, have 700km of dedicated hydrogen networks and 1 TWh of storage capacity, and manage more than 100 refueling stations<\/p>\n

Tell us about some of the important hydrogen projects ENGIE is currently working on?<\/strong><\/p>\n

One of our strategic axes is to help industries and ecosystems to decarbonize. To achieve this, we have several renewable hydrogen projects in Europe and internationally.<\/p>\n