About this episode
Green Hydrogen: The Clean Energy Star Were Chasing - This podcast episode explores the potential of green hydrogen as a clean energy solution. Unlike fossil fuels, green hydrogen is produced by splitting water using renewable electricity from solar or wind. Its an energy carrier, storing power and releasing it later through fuel cells, producing only water and electricity. While black and brown hydrogens are derived from coal and natural gas, respectively, and emit significant carbon dioxide, green hydrogen is produced using renewables and has the potential to reduce global emissions. Although batteries currently dominate the electric vehicle market, green hydrogen shines in areas where batteries struggle, such as steel production, cement manufacturing, and long-haul trucking. With advancements in technology and decreasing costs for renewables, green hydrogen could make up 20% of global energy by 2050, playing a crucial role in the fight against climate change.
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