Technology for sustainability: Green hydrogen

Green hydrogen refers to hydrogen that is generated by using renewable electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. Green hydrogen is critical to replace fossil fuel produced ‘grey’ hydrogen, used mainly in refining and fertiliser production.

It also plays a crucial role in decarbonising challenging sectors like steel production, shipping, aviation, and potentially heavy goods vehicles.

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Insight

Reducing the cost impact of hydrogen leakage: four ways to address fugitive emissions

Minimisation of leaks, through new technologies and procedures, are a priority for companies to deliver an energy transition powered by hydrogen.

In the media

The pathway for the hydrogen economy

The UK government must work with industry to realise its blueprint for reaching Net Zero after the unveiling of the consultation papers on the hydrogen strategy.

In the media

The water industry in a hydrogen economy

PA energy and utilities experts Agapi Papadamou and Ted Hopcroft discuss the impact a future hydrogen economy could have on water and how the water sector should engage in discussions about it now.

In the media

Inflation Reduction Act programs could establish the U.S. as a market leader in hydrogen

The Inflation Reduction Act and how it will transform the US hydrogen industry.

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In this collaborative video series with the UN Global Compact (UNGC), we aim to educate and empower viewers by showcasing how disruptive technologies can effectively drive impactful change towards achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals.