Hydrogen will soon have its day as a major fuel source, with energy supplies remaining in sharp focus - our latest tech article explains why:
California has long been a barometer for anything to do with emissions and air quality and has been since the 1970s.
The first is that relying on one or two global regions for the majority of its energy supplies is a stupid idea, and the second is that seriously getting behind sustainable energy is a win-win situation. It solves the problem of energy security and CO2 at the same time. Further encouragement to bring hydrogen into the mainstream in the US comes from this year’s Inflation Reduction Act, which will give a £2.52 per kilogram tax credit to producers making clean hydrogen from renewable electricity for a period of 10 years.
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