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Hydrogen: atomic number 1 on the periodic table - it is the lightest element but is it the greenest of all? How would it play out in the Australian market and what would determine its success domestically? Find out more in this article by Martin Irwin and Andrew Clarke. Personally, I want to thank Martin for taking the time to hear me rave about the role of hydrogen, e-fuels and classic cars throughout the process of getting the article published. If, like me, you are curious about all things hydrogen and the development of hydrogen projects (particularly on the structures, risk profiles and regulatory regimes involved), do reach out to Martin.

Hydrogen: greenest of all... In this article as part of our series with Renew Economy, Martin Irwin (Partner) and Andrew Clarke (Special Counsel) examine the optimism towards the potential of the hydrogen industry and address six key themes that will determine the future success of the hydrogen industry domestically. https://ow.ly/WHcf50RJ949

Time for a hydrogen economy in the new west=BC/AB/SK/MB fueled by natural gas and using the philosophy energy innovator Rodney Allam has advocated in these two recent uses of natural gas for cleaner than coal energy-NET Power for emission free electricity and 8RH2 for producing hydrogen/ammonia from natural gas. Eliminate the emissions in the use of oil and gas, not the oil and gas industry itself!

Green hydrogen revolution should be driven by strong partnerships - Windhoek Observer: Green hydrogen revolution should be driven by strong partnerships  Windhoek Observer

Ambitious US hydrogen strategy: 2$/kg in 2026 and 1$/kg in 2031 - clear direction: price parity with natural gas!

High production costs are keeping clean hydrogen markets from taking off, learn the five keys to developing successful bids. https://dy.si/w2DoQB2

The Spring 2024 edition of Global Hydrogen Review includes an article I’ve written exploring some of the issues arising from adapting existing hydrocarbon infrastructure for use with hydrogen: https://lnkd.in/eAw5DKGj

Looking forward to this event which should be an interesting discussion on the challenges faced by parties in the hydrogen economy in unlocking this potentially abundant energy source in an economically sustainable way.

Industries face various challenges in accelerating their clean hydrogen initiatives, including the high cost of production, lack of infrastructure, limited policy support, and the need for increased collaboration. The upcoming webcast, "Navigating the hydrogen ecosystem", will address these challenges. It aims to explore how all stakeholders can contribute to the development of a robust hydrogen market. To gain answers and knowledge, join the webcast on October 16, 2024.

High production costs are keeping clean hydrogen markets from taking off, learn the five keys to developing successful bids. https://bit.ly/4exRbrM