Electrolyzers are not passive loads anymore. They are flexible, controllable, and monetizable assets that can be an important part of electricity markets while producing green hydrogen. With subsidy schemes layered on top, the decision problem becomes a rich optimization challenge: when to run, how much […]
Green hydrogen and offshore wind — two big ideas in the clean-energy playbook. Put them together and you get a picture that is hard to ignore: abundant wind at sea, electrolyzers turning water into hydrogen right where the power is, and less need to push […]
Hydrogen embrittlement is a real, persistent challenge when transporting hydrogen through pipelines. If you’re managing assets, designing a network, or just curious, this expanded guide gives you a deep, practical view: what embrittlement is, how it happens at the micro-level, how it shows up in […]
Green hydrogen hubs are popping up on energy roadmaps around the world. They promise jobs, cleaner air, export earnings, and a way for countries rich in sun or wind to turn those resources into real economic value. But building a green hydrogen hub — the […]
Green hydrogen is an exciting tool in the energy transition, but it brings different risks than gasoline, diesel, or natural gas. That means first responders — firefighters, hazmat teams, EMS, and police — need training tailored to hydrogen’s special behaviors in storage and transport. This […]
When I say “green hydrogen,” I mean hydrogen produced by electrolyzers using electricity that comes from zero-carbon sources such as wind, solar, or other renewables. That’s important because “blue” hydrogen (made from fossil gas with carbon capture) or “grey” hydrogen (from fossil gas without capture) […]
Mining in remote places is gritty work. No roads, patchy grid, diesel trucks lined up like lifelines, and mountains of fuel delivered at high cost. So when you hear about green hydrogen powering remote mining operations, it sounds almost too good to be true: clean […]
Shoving “green hydrogen” into an existing refinery is not like plugging in a new coffee machine. It’s more like remodeling a busy kitchen while dinner service is still running — you must think about where the ovens sit, how the gas lines run, what the […]
Seasonal energy storage means saving energy for months, not minutes or hours. It’s the difference between having a battery to cover your evening cooking and having a system that stores summer sunshine to heat homes through winter. In many climates, renewable supply and demand are […]
In emerging markets, the story turns on policy: the rules, incentives, and public actions that make private investors say “yes” and communities say “trust it.” This article walks you through the full sweep: why incentives matter, which incentives work (and why), how to design them […]
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