New H2-diplo analysis compares international hydrogen strategies for recommendations for Nigeria

Datum: 14.April 2025

As part of activities for a national hydrogen policy framework development, the German-Nigerian Hydrogen Office recently commissioned a study on the “Comparative Analysis of Global Hydrogen Policies and Strategies with Recommendations for Nigeria: Focusing on Green Hydrogen Regulation, Value Chain Development, and Power-to-X”.

The study is an overview of hydrogen policies/strategies around the world with specific interest in Germany as a case study. The document also provides a comparative analysis how these countries regulate green H2 along its value chain and what Nigeria can adopt from them (e.g., identification of the responsible institutions; policies/laws in which H2 production and regulation is anchored in listed countries; ongoing legislative adjustments as well as remaining gaps). The overview focuses on 6 countries, one each from Africa, Europe, America, Asia/Middle East, and Germany.

The study is available here.

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