Clean Hydrogen Mission

Mission Innovation is a global initiative to catalyse action and investment in research, development and demonstration to make clean energy affordable, attractive and accessible to all this decade. This will accelerate progress towards the Paris Agreement goals and pathways to net zero. The MI Clean Hydrogen Mission is a new global coalition to support the development of the clean hydrogen economy. The goal of the Clean Hydrogen Mission (‘the Mission’) is to reduce the costs of clean hydrogen to the end user to 2 USD/kg by 2030. This will be achieved through the Mission supporting both innovation and the development and delivery of at least 100 large-scale integrated hydrogen “valleys” worldwide. These valleys or clusters would involve large scale hydrogen production, infrastructure and end use applications and can pave the way for economies of scale and commercial viability, reducing cost and enabling market adoption. The Mission had developed an action plan along three pillars 1) Research and Innovation, 2) Demonstration and Clean Hydrogen Vallyes and 3) Enabling Environment. The MI Clean Hydrogen Mission is launched for an initial period of five years and, depending on progress, may be extended for a further five years to support the delivery of its key objectives by 2030. The Mission is building a dynamic, ambitious and delivery-focussed alliance between countries, businesses, investors, and research institutes to accelerate innovation on clean hydrogen. It is a key priority to align with and to leverage the strengths of other global hydrogen partnerships to deliver maximum impact. International Partners: - Clean Energy Ministerial (Hydrogen Initiative) - Hydrogen TCP (Technology Cooperation Programme) - IPHE (The International Partnership for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells in the Economy) - UNFCCC (Green Hydrogen Catapult) - World Bank Group (Energy Sector Management Assistance Program) - World Economic Forum (Accelerating Clean Hydrogen Initiative)