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English
United States
11 episodes
since Nov. 2, 2020
episodic

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In this final episode of season 1 of Purple is the New Green, our hosts Leila and Rob are joined by Michael Stefan, Nel's Senior Director Product Development, to discuss the viability of a hydrogen ecosystem, and to discuss our future fueling capabilities.

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Joining our hosts Leila and Rob for this episode is our guest Thorsten Herbert, Nel's Director Market Development and Public Affairs, and he'll be discussing how we can take a proactive role towards policy, how we can encourage public acceptance, and the importance of government commitment …
By simple definition, an electrolyser is an energy conversion device. So, what does that mean and why is it relevant to our world today? If you’re listening to Nel’s podcasts, you probably already know what we're about to delve into, but just in case, let’s take a closer look...
For years, one of the issues with hydrogen has been that it is manufactured at one facility – sometimes as a byproduct – then taken elsewhere.  But what if the hydrogen could be made on-site? It would cut down on costs and make the process simpler. On this episode of Purple Is the New Green, David …
David Bow, Nel Hydrogen’s SVP of Business Development said that, while green is the ideal, production of an intermediate hydrogen like blue hydrogen is a necessary step toward a world in which green hydrogen is widely available.
Few companies in the world can say they’ve been working with hydrogen for as long as Nel. That’s why Bjorn Simonsen, who, until recently, was Nel’s Vice President for Investor Relations and Corporate Communication, said the company’s history aligns with and has driven how humans work with hydrogen.…
Hydrogen vehicles are on the market, but it’s more of an anomaly than standard to see one on the road. That could be changing in the near future.  NEL Hydrogen Business Development Manager Jesper Boisen said he sees attitudes beginning to change about hydrogen as a fuel source for vehicles, and he’…
There is little doubt hydrogen is a huge player in energy going forward, but just what will that look like?  Dr. Kathy Ayers, Nel Hydrogen’s Vice President of Research and Development, is working on some of those answers – and working with membranes in an effort to increase the ease of distributing…
Everett Anderson, Vice President, and Head of Advanced Product Development at Nel joined hosts Leila Danielsen, Brand Manager at Nel, and Rob Cockerill, Managing Editor of H2 View, for a deep dive on the hydrogen industry in North America, and a specific look at Proton OnSite, the world’s largest m…
After a 20-plus year career in the hydrogen industry, Pietro d’Erasmo seemingly moved on from renewable energy's purple shores. But, just when d'Erasmo thought he was out, Nel pulled him back in. The rapid advancements and renewed global interest in hydrogen energy solutions were just too …
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