The Geopolitics of Hydrogen : Volume 2: Major Economies and Their Strategies / Rainer Quitzow.

Studies in Energy, Resource and Environmental Economics -- The Geopolitics of Hydrogen -- Contents -- Introduction -- Hydrogen Policy in the EU: Navigating the Union’s Internal Dynamics and Geopolitical Challenges -- China and the Geopolitics of Hydrogen: An Awakening Giant? -- US Hydrogen Policy: Paving the Way for Energy Independence, Technology Leadership, and Decarbonization -- Japan: Putting Hydrogen at the Core of Its Decarbonisation Strategy -- The UK Hydrogen Strategy: Industrial Decarbonization and Industrial Policy -- Australia’s Emerging Hydrogen Economy: In Search of Export Opportunities -- Hydrogen Policy in Brazil: Emerging Path to Green Re-Industrialization? -- The Emerging Geopolitics of Hydrogen: Navigating Uncertainty and Industrial Legacies Within the Net-Zero Transition.

This open access book offers a comprehensive analysis of hydrogen strategies in major economies, exploring their domestic and international dimensions while highlighting the significance of bilateral and multilateral engagements. The authors contextualize these strategies within the geopolitical landscape, examining how governments shape the emerging hydrogen economy and the underlying interests that drive these policies. Each country chapter provides an in-depth review of hydrogen policy, encompassing both domestic and international aspects. The book delves into important stakeholder interests at the national level and considers the broader energy and foreign policy legacies that influence the evolving policy landscape. The final chapter synthesizes key findings and connects them with the broader geopolitical context of the hydrogen sector, offering valuable insights for policymakers, researchers, and industry professionals.

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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2025. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.