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Green Hydrogen:

More Than Just a Color

Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, but it rarely exists on Earth as a gas. It must be separated from other elements, and the method used determines its environmental impact. While you might hear about "grey" or "blue" hydrogen, which are produced using fossil fuels, green hydrogen is the only type created in a climate-neutral way.

How is Green Hydrogen

Made?

The process behind green hydrogen is powered by nature's own forces. It's created through a process called electrolysis, where electricity from renewable sources like wind or solar power is used to split water into its two core components: hydrogen and oxygen. When this green hydrogen is used as fuel, its only byproduct is the water it originally came from, creating a sustainable, circular energy system.

Why is Green Hydrogen

a Game-Changer?

Green hydrogen is more than just a fuel; it's a versatile tool for building a cleaner future. Here's how it makes a difference:

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  • Decarbonizing Heavy Industry In sectors like steel and ammonia production, which are traditionally heavy polluters, green hydrogen can be substituted for fossil fuels to drastically cut emissions. For example, steel manufacturing alone accounts for 6 to 7% of global COâ‚‚ emissions.​

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  • Storing Renewable Energy One of the biggest challenges with wind and solar power is that they are intermittent. Green hydrogen provides a solution by acting as a form of energy storage, allowing us to capture excess renewable energy and use it when needed.

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  • Powering Transportation From public buses to shipping and aviation, green hydrogen can be used in fuel cells to power vehicles with zero emissions at the tailpipe.

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By investing in green hydrogen, we are not just adopting a new fuel; we are fostering innovation, creating jobs in a growing green economy, and taking a critical step towards a sustainable energy future.

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