Into thin air

Before invading Ukraine, Russia wanted to become a global hydrogen superpower, with 20% of the global market this decade. The nation is now ostracized in the West and investors are fleeing renewables, but Russia may still have a few aces up its sleeve, as Ian Skarytovsky reports.

Issue 02-2023

Gas pipelines could be converted to transit hydrogen, argue proponents of Russia’s potential to shift from natural gas to hydrogen exports.

Photo: Gazprom

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