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Green hydrogen is one of the biggest buzzwords in the energy transition, but what is it, how does it work, and why is it attracting so much investment?
In this episode of Ogami Station, Angie and Pascale explore the global green hydrogen boom: how it’s produced with renewable electricity, why sectors like steel, aviation, shipping, and heavy transport are betting on it, and what challenges are slowing its growth.
They also look at the global policy race, from Europe’s infrastructure plans to Latin America’s export ambitions, and ask where green hydrogen can truly transform the energy system, and where expectations may still be ahead of reality.
In this episode of Ogami Station, Angie and Pascale explore the global green hydrogen boom: how it’s produced with renewable electricity, why sectors like steel, aviation, shipping, and heavy transport are betting on it, and what challenges are slowing its growth.
They also look at the global policy race, from Europe’s infrastructure plans to Latin America’s export ambitions, and ask where green hydrogen can truly transform the energy system, and where expectations may still be ahead of reality.
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