Bringing an evidence-based viewpoint into the political discussion on hydrogen

Bringing an evidence-based viewpoint into
the political discussion
on hydrogen

Our latest blog articles

Can blue hydrogen solve clean hydrogen’s growing pains?

Chemical engineer Paul Martin and geoscientist Arnout Everts examine six technical and economic realities, breaking down why blue hydrogen simply isn’t worth the cost without strong emission standards

Hydrogen hype is crashing – but we can’t afford to give up on renewable hydrogen

Paul Martin, chemical engineer and process development expert, outlines the five no-regret sectors where renewable hydrogen is needed to achieve net-zero

Hydrogen trade: Can shipping deliver a global hydrogen market?

Paul Martin, chemical engineer and process development expert, examines why the large-scale transport of hydrogen and its derivatives has yet to become a reality

Our definition of clean hydrogen

How do we know if hydrogen is helping to mitigate climate change, or contributing to increased emissions? We’ve analysed the major hydrogen production pathways and their associated emissions, and produced our own Clean Hydrogen Definition. The Hydrogen Science Coalition’s proposed definition has 4 components. You can read more here.

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