Podcasts

On this week's episode of H2TechTalk, Martin Tengler, Lead Hydrogen Analyst at BloombergNEF, considers future growth prospects for the global low-carbon H2 market, which is anticipated to nearly double in size in 2021 alone. He also discusses the forecast rapid expansion in electrolyzer capacity over the following years, with much of this capacity coming from alkaline electrolyzer makers in China, and how this surge in Chinese manufacturing and surplus electrolyzer capacity will impact the H2 market. Finally, he touches on carbon pricing and how this can support H2 and other renewable energy development.

In this podcast, we discuss Wood's goals for H2 development over the next decade with Josh Carmichael, Vice President of Hydrogen at Wood. We also discuss the advantages of H2 application in different areas—particularly those that are hard to decarbonize—in light of net-zero emissions goals, and what technology and infrastructure developments it will take to get there.

This week on H2TechTalk we are discussing “The Case for Blue Hydrogen,” a position paper published by the UK HFCA with Sam French, Director of Business Development for Johnson Matthey. French also provides insight on blue and green H2 developments and projects within the UK, and next steps in furthering the global deployment of H2.

In this episode of H2TechTalk, we chat with Greg Shumake, the Managing Director of Lummus Technology's Green Circle business unit, about Green Circle's blue H2 technology applications and its plans for meeting global demand for clean H2 over the coming decades.

This episode of H2TechTalk features a discussion with Mrugank Inamdar, Head of Asia and Middle East region, Hyzon Motors, about Hyzon’s innovative techno-economic solutions to accelerate commercial deployment of fuel cell powered vehicles in various medium and heavy-duty mobility applications. We also talk about Hyzon’s plans for developing H2 generation hubs and other R&D projects and collaborations including the partnership with Chart and a joint venture with Raven SR in the U.S.

This episode of H2TechTalk is a reading of an article from our Q2 issue of H2Tech published in May. This article, which focuses on increasing blue H2 production affordability with a proprietary gas POX process, is authored by Nan Liu, Licensing Technology Manager—Gasification at Shell Catalysts and Technologies.

H2Tech Digital Editor Anthresia McWashington is sharing some of the top news stories of the week on this episode of H2TechTalk. From Air Liquide inking multiple agreements across the H2 sector in South Korea, to Tallgrass Energy receiving a boost from the U.S. DOE for their study of CO2 capture associated with producing H2 from natural gas via an auto-thermal reforming (ATR) facility in Wyoming, we’re catching up on the most recent H2 technology announcements across the globe.

This week, we talk with Jorg Aarnes, Global Lead for Hydrogen and CCS at DNV, about the findings of DNV's recent report, "Rising to the challenge of a hydrogen economy." The report surveyed 1,100 senior energy professionals on their companies' current and anticipated future investments in H2 technology application and revenues from the sector. We also discuss the technical limitations and opportunities for H2 technology and its synergies with electrification.

In this episode of H2TechTalk we get in conversation with Dr. Fiona Simon, CEO of Australian Hydrogen Council, about AHC’s work towards creating a clean energy future for Australia. We discuss AHC’s projects for creating demand that will drive market dynamics, forging collaborations across the hydrogen value chain, and developing best policies and regulations to build a strong hydrogen ecosystem.

This episode of H2TechTalk examines H2 production technology and CCUS solutions with Torkild Reinertsen, Chairman & Market Lead for Hydrogen at REINERTSEN New Energy and HYDROGEN Mem-Tech. We discuss the advantages of zero-emissions blue H2 technology in the context of a market study for the production and transport of H2 based on Norwegian natural gas, as well as the cost factors and applications of blue H2 vs. green H2 for decarbonization.