The CEO of Trafigura, a major commodity trading house, recently shared a rather dim assessment of the green hydrogen sector. Speaking candidly, he indicated that the market outlook is nowhere near bullish—far from it. His skepticism underscores growing doubts within the commodities industry about whether green hydrogen can deliver on its promises at scale. This matters for the broader energy ecosystem and, by extension, digital asset markets that track energy costs and industrial trends. The pessimistic stance reflects real concerns about production efficiency, cost competitiveness, and infrastructure gaps that continue to plague this emerging sector.
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AirdropSkeptic
· 6h ago
This green hydrogen pit... turns out it's mostly hype after all.
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GasDevourer
· 6h ago
Is the green hydrogen story about to fall apart again? If I had known that the hype would eventually come to fruition someday
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TerraNeverForget
· 6h ago
Green hydrogen, now even the big players are starting to downplay it? Looks like I wasn't overthinking it.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 6h ago
Green hydrogen this game, the supply lines are cut off. Trafigura is right, this is an illusionary story; data will speak.
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DegenGambler
· 6h ago
Green hydrogen has been cooled down again and again. Honestly, I don't believe this thing will take off.
The CEO of Trafigura, a major commodity trading house, recently shared a rather dim assessment of the green hydrogen sector. Speaking candidly, he indicated that the market outlook is nowhere near bullish—far from it. His skepticism underscores growing doubts within the commodities industry about whether green hydrogen can deliver on its promises at scale. This matters for the broader energy ecosystem and, by extension, digital asset markets that track energy costs and industrial trends. The pessimistic stance reflects real concerns about production efficiency, cost competitiveness, and infrastructure gaps that continue to plague this emerging sector.