Energy has always had a weird gendered component—and now hydrogen is in the mix, apparently.
to work to develop some special forms of energy, just for girls. Saudi Energy Minister Abdulaziz bin Salmanpromote gender equality. That right, gals. We’re talking about pink hydrogen.“We are recruiting, by the way, young Saudi ladies that are happy to see the pink [hydrogen] coming along,” bin Salman said during an online World Economic Forum talk this year.
“We have started being very conscious of taking care of our female new recruits and new cadets. We’re becoming an extremely well emancipated society.”The special pink hydrogen bin Salman referring to isn’t just a girlboss marketing technique. Hydrogen fuel can be produced many different ways, denoted by an expanding rainbow of colors. The techniques include gray and green . Pink hydrogen, meanwhile, is hydrogen that uses nuclear energy to power the hydrogen separation process.
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