Clean hydrogen remains attractive investors
HydrogenOne remains bullish despite weak economies
London-listed investment company says strong policy support for transition means outlook for clean hydrogen sector is favourable
The fundamentals of the low-carbon hydrogen sector remained strong through the first half of this year despite weak macroeconomic conditions, and the outlook for the industry is favourable, London-listed investment company HydrogenOne Capital Growth says in its H1 earnings statement. The company says it has a pipeline of potential private clean hydrogen investments of more than £500mn ($567mn), including £100mn of near-term projects. “Overall, despite the uncertainty of the current economic environment, we remain confident that the company is investing in a sector with a favourable outlook and believe in its growth potential as illustrated by the strength of our current pipeline of private c
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