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3 Practical Literature Review for Establishing the Current Renewable …
The decarbonisation of industry sectors such as the oil refining and the steel
manufacturing could create a hydrogen demand of 2,8 million tons by 2030 and
4,2 million tons by 2050 (McKinsey & Company 2018).
3.3.5 Taiwan
While the same research criteria were used to identify grey literature concerning
Taiwan hydrogen policy framework, limited results were yielded. Taiwan has established a Strategic Planning of Promoting Hydrogen and Fuel Cell which defines
the development of 60 megawatts of hydrogen fuel cells by 2025 (R. Wang 2017).
Taiwan has listed hydrogen as one of its focuses for the development of its green
energy plan (Queensland Government 2019).
Summary of chapter 3
The chapter 3 has answered the secondary questions:
• What are the ambitions of the targeted countries for the development of
their renewable energy and hydrogen production capacity?
What are the underpinning policies and instruments supporting the development of renewable energy and hydrogen?
All APAC countries have well developed renewable energy policies, targets, and instruments, designed to reduce GHG emissions, meet the Paris
Agreement targets, and reduce the dependency on fossil energy.
All APAC countries have identified hydrogen as a key element of the
future global energy landscape. Australia, Japan, and South-Korea have
developed national strategies supporting the development of a hydrogen
economy.
3 Practical Literature Review for Establishing the Current Renewable …
The decarbonisation of industry sectors such as the oil refining and the steel
manufacturing could create a hydrogen demand of 2,8 million tons by 2030 and
4,2 million tons by 2050 (McKinsey & Company 2018).
3.3.5 Taiwan
While the same research criteria were used to identify grey literature concerning
Taiwan hydrogen policy framework, limited results were yielded. Taiwan has established a Strategic Planning of Promoting Hydrogen and Fuel Cell which defines
the development of 60 megawatts of hydrogen fuel cells by 2025 (R. Wang 2017).
Taiwan has listed hydrogen as one of its focuses for the development of its green
energy plan (Queensland Government 2019).
Summary of chapter 3
The chapter 3 has answered the secondary questions:
• What are the ambitions of the targeted countries for the development of
their renewable energy and hydrogen production capacity?
What are the underpinning policies and instruments supporting the development of renewable energy and hydrogen?
All APAC countries have well developed renewable energy policies, targets, and instruments, designed to reduce GHG emissions, meet the Paris
Agreement targets, and reduce the dependency on fossil energy.
All APAC countries have identified hydrogen as a key element of the
future global energy landscape. Australia, Japan, and South-Korea have
developed national strategies supporting the development of a hydrogen
economy.