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Based on end use, the market is segmented into transportation, chemicals and others. Transportation is projected to grow by more than USD 895 Million by 2032. Increasing shift towards decarbonizing heavy-duty transportation sectors such as trucking, shipping, aviation, and rail responsible for carbon emission is stimulating process adoption as a clean alternative fuel with high energy density. Rapidly growing fleet of hydrogen-powered vehicles is boosting expansion of hydrogen refueling networks, particularly along major transport routes leading to support electrolysis-based hydrogen demand, allowing these stations to operate sustainably, without reliance on fossil fuel-derived clean fuel, aligning with net-zero emission goals.
Based on distribution, the Asia Pacific electrolysis liquid hydrogen market is segmented into pipeline and cryogenic tank. Pipeline is set to grow at a CAGR of over 7% by 2032 owing to their cost efficiency over long distances. Rising repurpose of existing natural gas pipeline infrastructure for hydrogen transport to reduce the need for entirely new infrastructure development, accelerating the mode adoption. Increasing demand for high volume clean energy by industries such as petrochemicals, steel, and refining is uplifting pipelines penetration as an ideal solution for continuous, large-scale supply. Furthermore, this mode provides a stable, consistent flow of hydrogen, minimizing the risks of supply disruptions, which is essential for energy-intensive sectors relying on clean fuel as a feedstock or energy carrier thereby augmenting business landscape.
China electrolysis liquid hydrogen market is anticipated to grow by more than USD 1,030 Million by 2032. China's commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2060 is a major driving force for hydrogen adoption. This commitment is evident in China’s "Hydrogen Energy Industry Development Plan which prioritizes hydrogen as a core part of the future energy mix thereby fostering process adoption that aligns perfectly with the country’s environmental goals. Country rising investment in building out its hydrogen infrastructure, including liquid hydrogen plants, storage facilities, and distribution networks creates opportunities for business growth. Furthermore, growing adoption of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (HFCVs), particularly in public transportation and logistics, is a significant factor driving the demand for liquid hydrogen produced via electrolysis.
In the U.S. rising ambitious targets for decarbonization and a clean energy transition are major catalysts for hydrogen adoption. Presence of leading energy companies and automakers in the U.S., such as Tesla, Nikola, and major oil companies, boost investment in clean fuel technologies. Increasing private sector interest in electrolysis as a means of producing liquid hydrogen driven by both environmental goals and market demand for clean energy solutions is fostering business expansion.