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Roots Analysis Identifies Five Green Hydrogen Companies Pursuing Expansion

Market research firm Roots Analysis has highlighted five companies actively expanding their operations in the green hydrogen sector. These firms are making significant investments and strategic moves to scale up production of the clean fuel alternative.

23 July 2026
Roots Analysis Identifies Five Green Hydrogen Companies Pursuing Expansion

Market research firm Roots Analysis has identified five key companies that are advancing the production and expansion of green hydrogen, a clean-burning fuel alternative crucial for climate change mitigation. Green hydrogen, produced using renewable energy sources to electrolyze water, offers an environmentally sound method for generating this energy carrier.

The traditional production of hydrogen relies heavily on fossil fuels, contributing significantly to global CO2 emissions. To counter this, the industry is increasingly focusing on cleaner variants like green hydrogen. Roots Analysis' study singled out Adani Green Energy, Air Products and Chemicals, Bloom Energy, FuelCell Energy, and Plug Power as significant players in this burgeoning market.

Adani Green Energy, based in India, is investing heavily in renewable energy and green hydrogen infrastructure. The company plans substantial investments over the next decade to boost its manufacturing capabilities and hydrogen production capacity. This includes developing infrastructure for both production and transportation, aiming to establish a robust green hydrogen ecosystem in India.

US-based Air Products and Chemicals is involved in developing and operating large-scale green hydrogen production facilities, often through joint ventures. The company leverages its expertise in industrial gases and hydrogen technology to facilitate projects aimed at decarbonization. Other notable companies contributing to the green hydrogen sector include Bloom Energy, FuelCell Energy, and Plug Power, which focus on various aspects of hydrogen technology and applications.

Original source: rootsanalysis.com