Sammlung Wasserstoff-kritische Literatur

Ergänzung zum Artikel "Grüner Wasserstoff – ein explosives Thema"

Der Artikel "Grüner Wasserstoff – ein explosives Thema" ist in forum 02/2026 erschienen.

Allgemeine Wasserstoff-kritische Literatur

Hamza Hamouchene and Katie Sandwell, eds, Dismantling Green Colonialism: Energy and Climate Justice in the Arab Region (London, UK: Pluto Press, 2023)
Franziska Müller, Energy colonialism, Journal of Political Ecology 31: 1, 2024.
Tunn, Johanna, Tobias Kalt, Franziska Müller, Jenny Simon, Jesko Hennig, Imeh Ituen, and Nina Glatzer. 2024. "Green Hydrogen Transitions Deepen Socioecological Risks and Extractivist Patterns: Evidence from 28 Prospective Exporting Countries in the Global South.” Energy Research & Social Science 117 (103731): 1–11.

Forschung zu Entwicklungspotentialen durch GH2-Ökonomien

Fabianna Bacil, Anthony Black, Marina Domingues, Jun Jin, Rasmus Lema, Glen Robbins and Sören Scholvin, Development strategies for the green hydrogen economy in emerging economies, UNU-MERIT, 2025
Rasmus Lema and Carlota Perez, Green Transformation as New Direction for Techno-Economic Development, in John A. Mathews and Arkebe Oqubay, eds, The Oxford Handbook on the Greening of Economic Development (Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, 2025), pp. 54–78.

Konfliktanalysen - Fallstudien

Kristina Dietz, Felix Malte Dorn and Etienne Schneider, Towards a global perspective on interrelated green hydrogen transitions: The case of Colombia, Political Geography 122, 2025, p. 103395.
Tunn, Johanna, Franziska Müller, Jesko Hennig, Jenny Simon, and Tobias Kalt. 2025. "The German Scramble for Green Hydrogen in Namibia: Colonial Legacies Revisited?” Political Geography 118 (2): 103293.
Weipert-Fenner, Irene. 2025. Green Hydrogen Production in Tunisia: The Interplay of Old and New Lines of Conflict. PRIF Report 2/2025. Frankfurt am Main: Peace Research Institute Frankfurt. DOI: 10.48809/prifrep2502