Argus Hydrogen and Future Fuels

• Industry news
  Market‑leading news and analysis of industrial‑scale developments from our global team of reporters, spanning decarbonised hydrogen, ammonia, methanol, SAF and more.
• Production costs
  800+ mass-balanced hydrogen, ammonia and e-SAF costs, covering all major production routes in key global locations (see methodology).
• Offtake linkages
  Freight and carbon inclusive low‑carbon ammonia benchmarks (LABs) for key locations: Northeast Asia (JKLAB) and Northwest Europe (EULAB). These benchmarks are designed for referencing in long‑term offtake contracts and provide the delivered all‑in costs of low‑carbon ammonia in both regions.
• Decarbonisation spreads
  Track subsidy values in countries incentivising the use of green hydrogen over blue or grey alternatives – including France, Germany, Netherlands.
• Databases
  Including tender details and offtake agreements, electrolyser capacities and sales, and planned capacities for e-methanol, e-SAF and synthetic natural gas.
• Customised dashboards
  Powerful, real-time visualisation tool designed to make market analysis faster. Use out-of-the-box templates or customise and save your own.
• Weekly round-up service
  Coverage of important news, analysis and cost information from around the world each week.
• Access to specialists
  Cross-check your understanding of new events, learn about trends in offtake negotiations, request new ancillary datasets, and more.

Key insights for organisations in:

• Decarbonising ‘hard-to-abate’ sectors
  Gain insight into the cost of decarbonising existing refining, fertiliser production or hydrogenation operations.
• Industrial heat
  Hydrogen can substitute existing fossil-fuel sources for process heat used in the preparation or treatment of materials, whether minerals, metals, glass or food preparation. Understand the available options and costs.
• Power generation
  Coal and gas-fired power plants can substitute decarbonised ammonia for coal or decarbonised hydrogen with natural gas. Analyse the cost gaps, relative to unabated feedstocks.
• Oil and gas
  Low-carbon teams are assessing use opportunities to substitute unabated ‘grey’ hydrogen in existing operations, as well as becoming outright producers of decarbonised H₂. Teams focusing on different carbon-intensity H₂ in different jurisdictions will benefit from data customised to their region-specific needs.
• Financial markets
  A clear, comprehensive view on a sector with a forecast total addressable market of as much as $250bn by 2030. Evolving costs, manufacturing and production capacity, through to corporate activity.
• Hydrogen technology companies
  Get expert coverage and insight across the chain, from abated fossil-derived hydrogen, through renewable-fed electrolysers.
• Diesel substituting industries  
  Whether construction firms (distributed power), data centres (back-up power), or mining firms decarbonising logistics chains, this service provides critical decision-making information. 
• Marine fuels markets
  As firms look beyond LNG for decarbonising fuel supply, this service provides information on hydrogen, ammonia and eMethanol, within the context of energy volume and efficiency.
• H₂ and derivative product producers
  Hydrogen producers and users of technologies like electrolysers and CCUS require information to understand how demand for hydrogen changes if the process of producing it has a larger carbon footprint. This service provides crucial data for validating production costs vs peers or alternative production routes. The same data can be used as the basis for standardised offtake agreements with customers.
• EPCM service providers
  Real-time information on the ‘hot’ sectors and geographies leaning into hydrogen, for agile pinpointing of sales and marketing efforts.