2022-03
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Wietschel, Martin
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Roth, Florian
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Fragoso García, Joshua
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Herbst, Andrea
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Kleinschmitt, Christoph
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Wittmann, Florian
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Breitschopf, Barbara
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Zheng, Lin
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Eckstein, Johannes
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Neuwirth, Marius
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Pfluger, Benjamin
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Ragwitz, Mario
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Löschel, Andreas
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Biesewig, Lars
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Thiel, Zarah
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Voglstätter, Christopher
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Nunez, Almudena
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Quitzow, Rainer
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Kunze, Robert
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Stamm, Andreas
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Strohmaier, Rita
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Lorych, Ludger
Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has led many to question the formerly held certainty that close trade relations result in a stable energy supply. Hydrogen, which is expected to play an important role in the future, is particularly affected by this. Against this background, among other things, this position paper addresses new approaches to assessing partner countries for hydrogen imports, the development of import costs, and the potential for hydrogen production in the EU. The paper also addresses the future economic development of Ukraine through the production and transportation of hydrogen.