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There’s never been a more crucial time to be a CLIMATE CH2AMPION

In 1874, Jules Verne, a science fiction writer, envisioned hydrogen as a future power source. Almost 150 years later, amid a global pandemic and unprecedented natural disasters, the world appears poised to embrace hydrogen’s potential as an energy source for the future.

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World Economic Forum — Here’s how hydrogen can help fuel a clean, green recovery

Benoît Potier (Air Liquide CEO) and Takeshi Uchiyamada (Toyota Motor Corp. Chairman) argue in a World Economic Forum opinion piece that placing hydrogen at the center of post-COVID investments can kickstart the hydrogen era and hasten the clean energy transition.

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The Clean Mobility Future will be Electric – with Batteries and Hydrogen

The coronavirus outbreak caused a significant decline in global carbon emissions, mainly from a 17% drop during lockdown, with road transport emissions decreasing by 43%, prompting questions about returning to pre-pandemic norms and highlighting the need to invest in scalable clean transport solutions for lasting change.

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Hydrogen cost competitiveness – Video

Hydrogen could become cost competitive to other low carbon or conventional alternatives for a wide range of applications much sooner than you might think.

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Hydrogen cost competitiveness – Infographics

Hydrogen could become cost competitive to other low carbon or conventional alternatives for a wide range of applications much sooner than you might think.

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Hydrogen Can Power Towards Cost Competitiveness Faster than Expected

Until now, hydrogen energy’s mainstream adoption has been hindered by its high cost, despite its century-long efficacy; however, with rising demand for clean energy solutions driven by the climate emergency, renewed political will, and decreasing technology costs, we may be on the brink of a significant energy transformation.

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