Hydrogen value chain

Hydrogen value chain

Hydrogen value chain

Hydrogen has entered the energy transition discussion as a central tool for decarbonisation. Existing producers are seeking to reduce carbon emissions from their manufacturing processes, while eyeing possible exponential growth of low, zero and negative carbon emission volumes.


Future production routes range from methane reformation with carbon capture to pyrolysis, waste gasification and electrolysis, powered by renewable energy or fossil fuels. Combinations of processes and energy being used to produce hydrogen presents existing users of industrial heat and key chemicals a challenging landscape to navigate.


The Argus Hydrogen and Future Fuels service has been designed to provide industrial power, chemicals and energy users with crucial information to help them make well informed decisions. It covers the upstream for projects, midstream for transportation and storage, and downstream for ammonia and methanol. It also covers the latest technological developments and policy news on hydrogen from across the globe.

Featured hydrogen content

  • Electrolysers

    ITM Power’s CEO Dr. Graham Cooley joins Tim Hard, SVP Energy Transition at Argus, to share his expert views on how electrolysis and carbon-free green hydrogen can play a key role in the energy transition journey.
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  • Hydrogen and potential role in steel production decarbonisation

    This is the first episode of our hydrogen and future fuels podcast series. It sheds light on the possible role of hydrogen as a major fuel source to help decarbonise the energy intensive steel production process.
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  • Hydrogen Economy: Going Green

    During this webinar Argus Senior Consultant Hasan Tarique and Principal Consultant Andrea Valentini will be discussing the hydrogen economy and its transition to green as well as the role blue and green ammonia will play in the hydrogen value chain.
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  • Fujairah — Bunker market in 2021 and decarbonisation prospects

    This webinar will take a deep-dive review into market trends in 2021 and investigate perspectives of low-carbon fuels (LNG, ammonia, hydrogen, methanol & biofuels) coming into play in the future.
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  • Hydrogen — Hope or Hype?

    Hydrogen is having a moment. The world’s focus on tackling climate change quite naturally slipped last year as Covid-19 took precedence, but that has not prevented a sense of excitement over hydrogen’s decarbonisation potential growing among policymakers, energy companies and investors.
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  • Hydrogen's role in power generation

    In this blog post, Dr. Neil D'Souza, Principal, Consulting, takes us through how hydrogen can help decarbonise the power generation industry. The electricity sector accounts for around 27pc of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions (GHG).
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Featured hydrogen carriers content

  • The outlook for green and blue ammonia

    A must-watch green and blue ammonia webinar analysing the outlook for this exciting sector and providing essential insight into projects, regulatory developments and commercial feasibility.
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  • Blue ammonia

    As growing numbers of blue ammonia projects are announced, we tackle the key questions and uncertainties facing the blue ammonia sector and assess the opportunities and hurdles.
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  • Green ammonia

    Join us as we assess the currently embryonic but potentially huge market for ammonia as a low or zero carbon energy carrier, looking at pricing, levelized cost, regulatory considerations and distance from first production and contracts.
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Argus' market intelligence services are widely respected and sought out, covering a wide range of commodities and key sectors. We have a proven track record of supporting clients in the move into energy transition, empowering them to evaluate the long-term prospects of green hydrogen-based applications.

  • ARGUS Hydrogen and Future Fuels

    Argus Hydrogen and Future Fuels service delivers news generated by market teams covering oil and gas, utilities, solid fuels, fertilizers, metals and marine fuels.
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  • ARGUS Green Ammonia Strategy Report

    This essential strategy report is focused on the embryonic but potentially huge market for ammonia as a low or zero-carbon energy carrier.
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  • ARGUS Marine Fuels

    This service is the most comprehensive source of daily marine fuel prices and spot deals, covering the world’s most important bunker locations.
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