Energy Transition

Hydrogen Contributes to Decarbonization: A Realistic View Hydrogen plays a key role in fighting climate change. It helps decarbonize sectors that are hard to electrify. Think about heavy industry or long-distance shipping. Engineers and policymakers must choose cost-effective applications. We need to acknowledge how we produce hydrogen today. Current methods often create high emissions. Interest…

Hydrogen: The Key to Deep Decarbonization Hydrogen is a versatile energy carrier. It helps us solve difficult energy problems. Today, refining and chemical sectors primarily use hydrogen. We produce it using fossil fuels like coal and natural gas. This process creates significant annual CO2 emissions. Why Low-Emissions Hydrogen Matters Low-emissions hydrogen is a powerful solution….

Hydrogen: The Key to Industrial Decarbonization and a Net-Zero Future The urgent global imperative for decarbonization has thrust low-carbon hydrogen into the spotlight, positioning it as a fundamental catalyst for industrial transformation. Hydrogen offers a sustainable, cleaner alternative to traditional fossil fuels, promising significant emission reductions across some of the most carbon-intensive sectors globally. This…