The global energy market has become even more unstable and uncertain. Add to this the challenges caused by climate change. To meet future demand, sustainable and affordable energy supplies are a must.
Recently, hydrogen is leading the debate on clean energy transitions. It has been present at industrial scale worldwide, offering a lot of uses but more so in powering things around us.
In the U.S., hydrogen is used by industry for refining petroleum, treating metals, making fertilizers, as well as processing foods.
Petroleum refineries use it to lower the sulfur content of fuels. NASA has also been using liquid hydrogen since the 1950s as a rocket fuel to explore outer space.
This warrants the question: is green hydrogen the energy of the future?
This article will answer the question by discussing hydrogen and its uses, ways of producing it, its different types, and how to make green…
Is Green Hydrogen the Energy of the future?
