Achieving carbon neutrality in ASEAN requires diverse pathways, including the integration of hydrogen and ammonia into the energy mix. The region's vast, untapped renewable energy potential presents significant opportunities for producing low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia. However, these low-carbon alternatives currently face cost challenges compared to their fossil fuel-derived counterparts.

The objectives of this study are to provide an updated overview of hydrogen developments. This includes updating hydrogen policies, conducting a sensitivity analysis of green hydrogen production, and forecasting hydrogen demand and supply in both the power and final consumption sectors.