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CONCLUSION
For all green hydrogen projects looking
to market their products in Europe, it is
therefore crucially important to be fully
aware of the existing and anticipated
regulatory regime at an early stage
in project development as these
requirements are fundamental to how
the project needs to be structured.
For the first green hydrogen projects,
there is a degree of risk in venturing
into unchartered regulatory territory
(albeit the overarching political support
for green hydrogen appears to be
resounding). We are seeing first-mover
projects being structured around a
conservative regulatory scenario, while
retaining as much flexibility as possible
to take advantage of the rapidly evolving
regulatory landscape.
Sanja Udovicic
Partner
London
T +44 20 7655 5868
sudovicic@shearman.com
Iain Elder
Partner
London
T +44 20 7655 5125
iain.elder@shearman.com
Frederick Lazell
Associate
London
T +44 20 7655 5968
frederick.lazell@shearman.com
