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Why the hydrogen economy is being reconsidered after Middle East supply chain disruptions

June 18, 2026·Economy Middle East

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GCC CONTEXT

Hydrogen initiatives in the GCC have historically relied on assumptions of stable, low-cost feedstock availability and uninterrupted export logistics—conditions challenged by recent regional supply-chain volatility. The hydrogen sector's capital-intensive infrastructure and long-term project timelines create structural exposure to geopolitical and operational disruptions, making cost competitiveness and execution certainty central to viability assessments across Gulf economies. Market participants in energy-intensive industries and downstream hydrogen applications are reassessing supply-chain resilience and domestic production economics in light of demonstrated vulnerabilities to regional events.

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