The market for industrial hydrogen is primarily driven by the rising need for reducing carbon emissions and government laws requiring refineries to desulfurize their products. The market is also being driven by an increase in the need for the same hydrogen in transportation. Natural gas is now used to manufacture industrial hydrogen. Natural gas is used by the steam methane reformers to create industrial hydrogen. It should be mentioned, though, that pyrolysis and electrolysis are being investigated as ways to speed up bulk production. According to PMR, the industrial hydrogen market would grow at a CAGR of above 5% from 2020 to 2030.
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Key Takeaways from the Industrial Hydrogen Market
- North America leads the industrial hydrogen market due to the fact that the US is an early adopter of the clean energy solutions with respect to transportation, manufacturing, and power generation.
- The Asia-Pacific is expected to be the major revenue generator going forward due to players like Air Liquide and Praxair, Inc. looking towards economies like Indonesia, Vietnam, and the other developing regions for expansion. South Africa is also being explored.
- Steam methane reforming dominates the market in terms of technology due to higher conversion efficiency. Coal gasification technology comes second.
- Merchant-based industrial hydrogen generation holds the largest share of the market, especially due to developed countries like Canada, the US, and Russia having an integrated natural gas pipeline network for transporting and distributing industrial hydrogen.
- Electrolysis is expected to lead in the years to come due to eco-friendliness involved.
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How is Industrial Hydrogen Market Structured?
The key players in the industrial hydrogen market include Air Products and Chemicals, Inox, Hydrogenics, Messer, Linde, and Air Liquide. Some of these have collaborated with the local players for rendering affable after-sales services. Organic expansion is also ongoing. For instance – Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, the Stars Corp., and Southern California Gas Co. (SoCalGas), in May 2018, did introduce a new-fangled solar-powered industrial hydrogen generation system. Herein, sunlight is used for converting natural and water into hydrogen. At the same time, carbon dioxide is captured for averting emissions of carbon.
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