" With so many governemnts pinning future plans on hydrogen as part of the future energy mix and the realisation that renewables/electroyser solutions are currently cost prohibitive "
I think governments are going that route because despite current high costs they know the technology works, so they're making a bet that scale and efficiencies will gradually bring the cost down.
I think one electrolyser project that currently makes economical sense is the $600m Hydrogen Project in Whyalla backed by the SA government.
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