Low-cost US gas, potentially cheap feedstock for hydrogen Vast reserves, existing infrastructure offer cost advantages US oil and natural gas producers could be well-positioned to leverage blue hydrogen production as a cost-competitive bridge to carbon neutrality, according to S&P Global Ratings. Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now Comparatively low-cost natural gas feedstock and extensive reserves, along with existing infrastructure for hydrogen transportation by pipeline and for carbon capture and storage in legacy depleted wells, give US producers a strategic advantage to produce the zero-carbon fuel. “In the U.S., we believe blue will be the hydrogen choice for oil and gas companies over the coming decade given its lower operational and capital costs,” S&P Global Ratings says in a new report. As the global oil and gas industry faces increasing scrutiny from investors and regulators, many producers have already announced ambitious goals […]