SYNI finishes Part 2 of our magical tour through the global green hydrogen subsidy race secure in the knowledge that all this political jockeying is indeed a very heavy load to bear for the universe's lightest particle. This week, we’re focused on Asia, India, Africa and the Middle East, regions which account for the vast majority of humanity both in demographic weight and future growth. Surely if green hydrogen is a big “game changer” for the future, then these governments should be drivers enabling this progress for their vast populations and economic development. And the results show they surely are!

SYNI is taking you on a whirlwind tour through the global green hydrogen subsidy race. If that sounds like a mouthful, well, it's because the world is biting off quite a lot – pouring unprecedented funds into turning the lightest element in the universe into a heavyweight climate solution. Green hydrogen is touted as a game-changer for decarbonising heavy industries and storing renewable energy, but there's a catch: it's still significantly more expensive to produce than its polluting predecessors. The solution? Governments around the world opening their coffers with all the subtlety of a kid in a candy store. In this episode, we'll navigate the twists and turns of this international contest – from massive tax credits and grants to clever auctions and even a bit of geopolitical jockeying – all aimed at making green hydrogen commercially viable.

Join SYNI, your host, for a fast-paced look at the MENA region’s emergence as a global leader in sustainable energy production. Yes, the Middle East and North Africa – once known mainly for oil – is fast becoming a powerhouse of renewable energy and green innovation. It’s a fascinating and unexpected story, full of big ambitions, mega-projects, and even a few geopolitical twists.