Economics of converting renewable power to hydrogen

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Direct ammonia solid-oxide fuel cells: A review of progress and prospects (2021, background): “The declining cost of RE makes it possible to generate hydrogen through electrolytic methods and use it as an energy carrier to overcome the limitations of RE power sources [1].”
Estimating long-term global supply costs for low-carbon hydrogen (2021, background): “Glenk and Reichelstein (2019) assess the economics of operating an electrolysis system with grid electricity and find that renewable hydrogen is already cost-competitive in some niche applications.”
Hydrogen from solar energy, a clean energy carrier from a sustainable source of energy (2020, background): “Furthermore, the cost of electrolysis, the technique which hydrogen is produced from water, should be considered.(9) In recent years, the cost of renewable energy has significantly reduced, and it has projected to diminish even more in the near future.”
Green hydrogen cost-potentials for global trade (2023, background): “However, recent studies have primarily focused on the local or national production of hydrogen [10, 11, 12], such as for Niger in Bhandari [13] or Turkey in Karayel et al.”