In the short term, I'd say over the next 10 years or so, I think almost all the renewable electricity used in the production of green hydrogen for domestic use and export will come from onshore wind, not offshore wind. That's purely economic. You can produce onshore wind for $60 or $70 per megawatt hour. The cost of offshore wind will likely be two or three times that cost. Given that renewable electricity is the number one input cost in green hydrogen production, I think it will be 10 or 20 years or more before it's economical to produce green hydrogen here with offshore wind.
