About two thousand executives were linked to the energy sector in the 20 countries of anxiety and the results are clear: 77 % see investments in renewable energy “necessary for their strategic growth”. The data is the fifth energy change report in Ashurst that was made in October, but it was published this week and “optimism” reports on the future of the green hydrogen.
“In the Group of Twenty, just less than two thirds (64 %) of organizations say they are optimistic about long -term horizons of green hydrogen,” the authors note. When the question is about short -term capabilities, only 58 % of respondents say they believe in this time window – says – Among the main challenges are high costs and infrastructure lack.
“It seems that green hydrogen optimism levels are higher in the world with the developed countries of developed countries,” adding in the report. In reality, The numbers show that the respondents from Latin America (82 %), the Middle East and Africa (75 %) and Borkex (71 %) are the most optimistic. On the contrary, North America (44 %) and Europe (50 %) were found.
Other conclusions are that the “very important” will remain obstacles to entering this market, “unless there is government support,” 76 % of the respondents believe. By the way, they say that, “There is no significant investment (…) over the next five years,” unlikely “that the national goals of carbon neutrality can be achieved.”Companies in Indonesia (91 %), India (90 %) and Argentina (84 %) are the most interested, “says.
Volatility in environmental commitment
Among the different dimensions in light of Ashurst audit, leveling levels in different countries were compared to zero emissions. In the United States, there was a decline from 85 % to 83 %, “much higher than 67 % of G20”, but is still behind South Korea from the last report, from 2024, the country increased from 75 % to 91 % in this edition.
According to the report, the organizations are “committed” to reduce the intensity of carbon, but they are “wise and selective around a place and how to allocate their capital.” Last year, 80 % of the participants admitted that the highest pressure to reduce emissions arise from departments and competition.
Investing in renewable energy sources continues to search for the North and Middle East and East markets, although the authors of the analysis perspective are “a great focus” in the Pacific region over the next five years.
