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Hydrogen Learning Curves Are Counting The Wrong Doublings
New project data show that much apparent electrolyzer cost learning is consistent with chemical-plant scale-up rather than solar manufacturing repetition.
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Hydrogen cost forecasts rely on the experience curve, which assumes a technology’s cost falls by a set percentage each time cumulative deployment doubles. Analysts use this learning rate to estimate future cost reductions.
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