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The climate case for hydrogen technologies in Vietnam
Siemens in house but interesting nonetheless
Summary: Hydrogen for a sustainable and smooth energy transition
• Hydrogen will play a key role in the future energy sector and its development will happen faster than many might expect. • The hydrogen economy of tomorrow could unlock many opportunities for Vietnam, both as an exporter and as a consumer.
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