Last week, the IEA (International Energy Agency) released its 2024 report on renewable energy and hydrogen. The predictions for green energy were optimistic, expecting a factor 2.7 growth by 2030, mainly because of China's recent rapid expansion of solar. The green hydrogen outlook is pessimistic because nobody wants to buy it. Also there is not yet full agreement on international regulations. But electrolysers should increase by 47GW from now to 2030, from the present 3GW in 2024. China and Europe are leading the race, mainly for green steel and chemicals plus refining. But surely energy storage in the rising renewable power installations must be a good bet? Hydrogen transport also seems to be in a depressed mood, except in China. Only 2 stations are operating in UK which is a dismal disaster.