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<\/a><\/p>\nLos grandes consumidores de energ\u00eda de la regi\u00f3n Indo-Pac\u00edfico, as\u00ed como sus proveedores habituales de energ\u00eda, est\u00e1n analizando el papel potencial del Hidr\u00f3geno limpio en los sistemas energ\u00e9ticos, adem\u00e1s de los cambios que su implementaci\u00f3n requiere, en las propias cadenas de suministros de energ\u00eda. Varios gobiernos asi\u00e1ticos est\u00e1n liderando la creaci\u00f3n de una econom\u00eda de hidr\u00f3geno limpio, al priorizar y ejecutar estrategias de hidr\u00f3geno y financiando proyectos nuevos, mientras que otros est\u00e1n comenzando a articular visiones y estrategias innovadoras.<\/p>\n
Large energy consumers in the Indo-Pacific region and their traditional energy suppliers are examining the potential role of clean hydrogen in energy systems as well as their own potential roles in hydrogen supply chains. Several Asian governments are leading the charge in creating a clean hydrogen economy by releasing and executing hydrogen strategies and funding new projects, while others are beginning to articulate visions and strategies.<\/p>\n
This report surveys national visions and strategies of leading Asian economies and their traditional energy suppliers and presents key implications of clean hydrogen development in the Indo-Pacific region. The report further offers recommendations on the role the United States could play in this rising market, including ensuring resilience and robustness in clean hydrogen supply chains, recognizing the energy security benefit of clean hydrogen exports from the United States, and ensuring the environmental sustainability in hydrogen value-chain creation.<\/p>\n