Green hydrogen cooperation between Egypt and Europe: The perspective of locals in Suez and Port Said

Ringel, Marc; Stöckigt, Gerrit; Shamon, Hawal; Vögele, Stefan

doi:10.1016/j.ijhydene.2024.06.239

International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.ijhydene.2024.06.239

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Green hydrogen cooperation between Egypt and Europe: The perspective of locals in Suez and Port Said

Marc Ringel,

Gerrit Stöckigt,

Hawal Shamon

et al.

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Many industrialized countries in the Global North are looking at imported hydrogen from the Global South to fuel their industries of the 21st century. Currently, most research on the hydrogen economy looks at developed countries, but it remains unclear how a transition based on hydrogen may impact the Global South. This paper examines three case studies of projected front runners in hydrogen export, Egypt, Morocco, and South Africa, to explore the risks and opportunities of such partnerships. The study is empirically based on a review of policy strategies and project documents. The analysis draws on a resource governance typology to evaluate the hydrogen partnerships under development. Findings show that all countries face unique socioeconomic challenges that could affect their potential to benefit from export and local decarbonization opportunities. The article concludes with recommendations on how to develop new collaborations that avoid unintended socioeconomic consequences.

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Green hydrogen cooperation between Egypt and Europe: The perspective of locals in Suez and Port Said

Cited by 3 publications

References 39 publications

Transition-metal-based hydrides for efficient hydrogen storage and their multiple bond analysis: A first-principles calculation

Transition-metal-based hydrides for efficient hydrogen storage and their multiple bond analysis: A first-principles calculation

Techno-economic-environmental assessment of green hydrogen production for selected countries in the Middle East

Is “Greening” Hydrogen the New Oil? The Governance of Social and Political Risk in Emerging North–South Hydrogen Trade Collaborations

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