Hydrogen

Some data center operators, including Microsoft, are experimenting with green hydrogen. That’s not necessarily realistic.

New research suggests that just because hydrogen can replace fossil fuels in just about any application doesn’t mean that it should.

Koloma CEO Pete Johnson says that geologic hydrogen, if proven out, would be “world-changing” for the energy transition.

Pete Johnson says we are several years from definitive answers about geologic hydrogen’s future role in the energy system.

The election looms over the clean hydrogen tax credit guidance — but it may be the Supreme Court that has the bigger impact.

As the federal government pours billions into hydrogen production, critics worry water shortages in the Southwest could worsen.

Transitioning those plants to hydrogen would require billions in infrastructure investments, the IEEFA’s latest report found.

To accelerate project bankability in the nascent sector, banks must engage with sponsors earlier and more deeply than normal.

Breakthrough Energy CTO Eric Toone says it’s this era’s most important energy discovery — and no one’s talking about it.

Green hydrogen is essential to decarbonization, but making it will consume vast amounts of electricity.

The Kit Carson Electric Cooperative pushes hard toward 100% zero-carbon, supplemented with hydrogen produced at a Superfund site.

While critics suggest a need to delay 45V implementation, first-mover utilities are stepping up to provide support.

A coal-fired steel mill’s transition could incentivize bringing electrolytic hydrogen behind the meter, new research found.

Four banks gave the electrolyzer manufacturing start-up a vote of confidence, despite its having barely started production.

The U.S. hydrogen industry is awaiting final rules on production tax credits, but remains split on key details.