On Tuesday 29 July, the Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER) published its first recommendation (https://aeur.eu/f/i1k) on intertemporal cost allocation mechanisms for financing hydrogen infrastructure.
These mechanisms serve to offset the high cost of infrastructure and the uncertainty of hydrogen demand, by enabling network operators to gradually recover infrastructure costs, thereby avoiding overcharging early consumers.
The ACER recommendation, required by the...