The future will increasingly be about hydrogen import security, writes Raffaele Piria in this article published in the Tagesspiegel.
On the way to climate neutrality, the risk landscape will change fundamentally. Germany must prepare for this with determination and foresight - and make numerous trade-off decisions. While in terms of supporting the global market ramp-up of green hydrogen, Germany is rightly considered a world leader, the necessary underlying strategy elements have hardly been developed yet.
In this article, Raffaele Piria describes three strategic legislative steps that should be taken to advance Germany's hydrogen import strategy. First and foremost, it will be crucial that all the federal ministries involved pull together in this area.
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German
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Verlag Der Tagesspiegel, Germany - Year
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Energy security, energy, hydrogen, climate neutralityGermany
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