The transition to renewable hydrogen is critical to achieving Europe’s decarbonization goals, but challenges remain, especially when it comes to the cost of production. In Italy, hydrogen produced domestically is still too expensive for the national industrial sector, making it economically unsustainable. With hydrogen being essential for reducing carbon emissions in hard-to-abate industries, the solution lies in importing this energy carrier from regions where production costs are lower, such as North Africa. This is where the SoutH2 Corridor comes in. 

The SoutH2 Corridor is a game-changing initiative designed to transport green hydrogen from North Africa to Central Europe, providing the infrastructure needed to support the energy transition. Led by Snam and backed by governments and institutions, the project aims to connect low-cost hydrogen production areas with key European consumption markets, helping industries reduce their environmental impact. 

However, the path forward is not without challenges. The need for binding commitments from future users and the ambitious nature of current European hydrogen targets complicate strategic planning. Overcoming hurdles like this will require international collaborations, phased development of infrastructure, and a focus on cost-effective production solutions. 

In this webinar, you will learn about these challenges, as well as the opportunities that this infrastructure project will bring to the European renewable energy sector. Join to learn from experts and obtain key benefits: 

• Learn about regulatory and economic challenges in making renewable hydrogen accessible and competitive 

• Discover opportunities offered by the SoutH2 Corridor to accelerate the decarbonization of European industries 

• Explore strategies for sustainable green hydrogen production and transportation, with a focus on international collaborations 

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how the SoutH2 Corridor can shape Europe’s sustainable future. Register today!