Hydrogen Infrastructure Market is Expected to grow at a robust CAGR of 19.41% through 2030F
The increasing global hydrogen
infrastructure market is driven by rise of green hydrogen projects and
renewable integration, emergence of hydrogen transport corridors during the
forecast period 2026-2030F.
According to TechSci Research report, “Hydrogen Infrastructure Market – Global
Industry Size, Share, Trends, Competition Forecast & Opportunities, 2020-2030F”, The
Global Hydrogen Infrastructure Market was valued at USD 6.17 Billion in 2024
and is expected to reach USD 18.05 Billion by 2030 with a CAGR of 19.41% during
the forecast period. A significant trend in the hydrogen infrastructure market
is the rapid scaling of green hydrogen projects driven by renewable energy
integration. Unlike grey or blue hydrogen, green hydrogen is produced via
electrolysis using electricity from renewable sources such as wind, solar, or
hydro. As renewable power prices continue to decline, green hydrogen is
becoming more economically viable. Between 2020 and 2024, over 50 countries
released hydrogen roadmaps, with green hydrogen as the focal point. Major projects
like the NEOM Green Hydrogen Project in Saudi Arabia (4 GW of renewables, 600
tonnes/day hydrogen) and Australia’s Western Green Energy Hub (26 GW planned
capacity) exemplify this shift. Global electrolyzer manufacturing capacity has
increased by more than 200% since 2020, reflecting demand for green hydrogen
infrastructure. Renewable power purchase agreements (PPAs) in sunny or windy
regions are now priced below USD20/MWh, drastically improving the cost outlook
for green hydrogen production. As more integrated hydrogen hubs emerge that
co-locate electrolysis, renewable generation, and end-use applications (e.g.,
ammonia, transport, industry), this trend is expected to dominate
infrastructure planning globally. Moreover, the coupling of offshore wind with
electrolyzers, especially in Europe and East Asia, is accelerating the buildout
of hybrid hydrogen infrastructure designed for long-term export and industrial
use.
Hydrogen transport corridors dedicated
routes that support hydrogen-powered vehicles and infrastructure—are gaining
traction as countries look to decarbonize freight and long-haul logistics.
These corridors involve strategically located refueling stations, hydrogen
production hubs, and fleet operators. Europe is advancing cross-border
corridors under its Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T), aiming to install
hydrogen refueling stations every 200 km along core road networks by 2030. In
the U.S., California has launched the “Hydrogen Highway” with 56 stations and
expansion plans targeting heavy-duty trucking routes through Nevada and
Arizona. China announced plans for 1,000+ hydrogen stations along its eastern
logistics belt, connecting major ports and industrial zones. These corridors
serve as proving grounds for hydrogen-powered trucks and buses, reducing range
anxiety and operational risks for fleet owners. The integration of green
hydrogen production along these routes via solar or wind-powered electrolysis ensures
sustainability and energy independence. Additionally, these corridors are often
backed by public-private partnerships, with infrastructure co-financed by
vehicle OEMs, fuel providers, and logistics companies. As hydrogen fuel cell
vehicle sales particularly in the heavy-duty segment—increase globally, the
development of transport corridors is becoming a cornerstone of hydrogen
infrastructure deployment.
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Based on product type, hydrogen
production is the fastest growing segment in the global Hydrogen Infrastructure
market during the forecast period, due to its critical role in meeting rising demand for
clean hydrogen across multiple sectors. As global economies transition toward
net-zero emissions, the need for scalable, low-carbon hydrogen production has
accelerated, driving unprecedented investments in technologies like
electrolysis and reforming with carbon capture. Green hydrogen, produced via
electrolysis using renewable energy, is gaining rapid traction due to falling
renewable electricity costs and increasing pressure to decarbonize heavy
industries. The cost of electrolyzers has declined by over 60% since 2010, and
renewable electricity prices in many regions are now below USD20/MWh, making
green hydrogen production more commercially viable. In response, countries
including Germany, Australia, India, and Saudi Arabia have announced
gigawatt-scale green hydrogen projects, significantly expanding production
capacity and infrastructure.
Additionally, blue hydrogen—produced from natural gas
with carbon capture and storage (CCS)—is gaining momentum as a transitional
solution. Facilities with carbon capture rates of over 90% are already
operational, helping to reduce the emissions footprint of existing hydrogen
supply chains. The U.S. and Canada, with abundant natural gas and CCS
potential, are rapidly scaling up such projects, supported by tax credits and
funding initiatives. Government-backed programs such as the U.S. Inflation
Reduction Act, the EU Hydrogen Strategy, and national hydrogen roadmaps in over
30 countries have earmarked billions of dollars to boost hydrogen production
capacity. These initiatives are fostering the construction of electrolyzer
plants, hydrogen hubs, and integrated industrial clusters. Given that hydrogen
production is the starting point of the entire value chain—including storage,
transport, and usage—the segment continues to attract the largest share of
capital and innovation. Its growth directly influences the pace and scale of
the broader hydrogen infrastructure ecosystem, securing its position as the
fastest-growing segment during the forecast period.
Based on region, Asia Pacific is the
fastest growing region in the Global Hydrogen Infrastructure Market during the
forecast period due to strong government policies, rising industrial demand, and
ambitious national hydrogen strategies across key economies such as China,
Japan, South Korea, India, and Australia. These countries are investing heavily
in hydrogen production, storage, distribution, and end-use technologies to
support decarbonization goals and reduce dependence on fossil fuels. China
leads the region with over 350 hydrogen refueling stations as of 2023 and aims
to become a global hydrogen powerhouse by 2035. The government has identified
hydrogen as a strategic emerging industry and is rolling out provincial-level
policies to support infrastructure, especially for heavy-duty transport and industrial
applications. China’s “Hydrogen Corridor” initiative is also boosting
deployment across logistics hubs and manufacturing zones.
Japan, a long-time leader in hydrogen innovation,
targets 900 hydrogen refueling stations and 800,000 fuel cell vehicles on the
road by 2030. Backed by government subsidies and corporate partnerships, Japan
is scaling up infrastructure for both mobility and power generation. Similarly,
South Korea is executing its Hydrogen Economy Roadmap, aiming for 310 hydrogen
stations and 5.9 million fuel cell vehicles by 2040, supported by nearly USD 3
billion in government funding. Australia is rapidly emerging as a green
hydrogen export hub, leveraging abundant solar and wind resources. Projects
such as the Western Green Energy Hub and partnerships with Japan and South
Korea are catalyzing infrastructure development for large-scale hydrogen
production and liquefaction. India is also entering the global hydrogen race,
with its National Green Hydrogen Mission targeting 5 million tonnes of annual
green hydrogen production by 2030. The country is investing in electrolysis
technology, pipeline networks, and industrial use cases. With growing
cross-border partnerships, cost reductions in electrolyzers, and expanding
regional demand, Asia Pacific is set to lead hydrogen infrastructure
development through the forecast period.
Key market players in the Global Hydrogen
Infrastructure market are: -
- Linde plc
- Air Liquide
- Air Products & Chemicals
- Uniper SE
- McPhy Energy S.A.
- Xebec Adsorption
- ITM Power PLC
- Nel ASA
- Siemens Energy
- Cummins Inc.
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“The Global Hydrogen Infrastructure Market presents
significant opportunities driven by increasing global commitments to
decarbonization and clean energy. Expanding industrial decarbonization efforts,
especially in steel, chemicals, and refining, are boosting demand for hydrogen
infrastructure. Advancements in electrolyzer technologies and falling renewable
energy costs make green hydrogen more viable, creating opportunities for
large-scale production and export. Emerging hydrogen hubs, cross-border pipeline
networks, and transport corridors further enhance growth potential.
Additionally, government funding, public-private partnerships, and
international collaboration are accelerating investment. Regions like Asia
Pacific, North America, and Europe are poised to lead, making hydrogen
infrastructure a cornerstone of the global clean energy transition.Top
of Form” said
Mr. Karan Chechi, Research Director of TechSci Research, a research-based Global
management consulting firm.
“Hydrogen
Infrastructure Market - Global Industry Size, Share, Trends, Opportunity, and
Forecast, Segmented By Product Type (Hydrogen Production, Hydrogen Storage,
Hydrogen Distribution, Hydrogen Dispensing), By End User (Industrial,
Transportation, Power Generation, Commercial & Residential), By Source
(Blue Hydrogen, Green Hydrogen, Grey Hydrogen), By Region & Competition,
2020-2030F,”
has evaluated the future growth potential of Global Hydrogen Infrastructure
Market and provides statistics & information on market size,
structure, and future market growth. The report intends to provide cutting-edge
market intelligence and help decision makers take sound investment decisions.
Besides the report also identifies and analyzes the emerging trends along with
essential drivers, challenges, and opportunities in Global Hydrogen
Infrastructure Market.
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