Interview: Florence School of Regulation - The architects of liberalisation turn to the hydrogen market [GasTransitions] Dec 22, 2020 7:15:am Summary In a landmark new study, the influential Florence School of Regulation (FSR), concludes that “the lowering of technology costs through massive R&D and industrial demonstration support” for all forms of hydrogen (“blue”, “green” and “turquoise”) should be “the highest priority for the EU’s hydrogen strategy”. Support should be “colour-blind”, say the researchers, who note that the EU stands “at the beginning of a new energy policy cycle”, in which politics will play a far more important role than before. Gas Transitions spoke with three of the authors: Director Jean-Michel Glachant, Senior Fellow Andris Piebalgs, former EU energy commissioner, and Christopher Jones, part-time professor at FSR and formerly high-ranking EU energy official. [Gas Transitions Volume 1, Issue 11]