Everything About Hydrogen

On this weeks episode the team are talking all things hydrogen with Sebastian-Justus Schmidt, Chairman of Enapter and Thomas Chrometzka, Head of Strategy at Enapter. On the show we discuss Enapter’s Anion Exchange Membrane (AEM) electrolyser, and why Enapter believe that their modular electrolyser approach will revolutionise the cost of green hydrogen. We also discuss the wide array of use cases and sectors that Enapter are already working with to provide their solution, as well as their view on where the current barriers exist for the hydrogen market. All this and more on the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this weeks episode the team are talking all things hydrogen with Mark Neller, Director at Arup. On the show we discuss the UK’s Hydrogen4Heat program, where Arup has been leading the UK government’s work on the safety and practical considerations that are necessary to examine whether hydrogen could be a serious solutions for decarbonising UK residential, commercial and industry heat. We also discuss the Nikola Badger, the need for system wide planning when considering decarbonisation pathways for heat. All this and more on the show! The Hy4Heat project overview and deliverablesWill we heat out future homes with Hydrogen?Arup’s take on the future of energy by 2035Hydrogen’s place for ScotlandArup’s regional hydrogen strategy for South Yorkshire See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this weeks episode the team are talking all things hydrogen with Lorna Millington, Future Networks Manager in the Safety and Network Strategy team at Cadent. On the show we discuss the role that Cadent and other gas distribution network operators (GDNOs) are playing in supporting the transition towards a low (and eventually zero) carbon gas grid, through the use of hydrogen. The potential for hydrogen to support decarbonisation of heat through the gas network is one of the most exciting emerging themes for countries that have large existing gas networks and who are looking to repurpose those assets towards national net zero objectives. As a leader on hydrogen into the gas grid projects, Cadent offer a wealth of knowledge around the potential opportunities and considerations for displacing natural gas with hydrogen over time. And given the chance to reduce up to 6 million tonnes of CO2 a year through using more hydrogen in the gas grid, this is a show you won’t want to miss! All this and more on the show! Cadent’s technical reports on HyNet and hydrogen from CCSBlending green hydrogen into the private gas grid at Keel through HyDeployPlans to convert entire cities and regions to 100% hydrogen through the H21 projectCadent see hydrogen in the gas network as a mechanism to support hydrogen mobility infrastructure deployments See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this weeks episode the team are talking all things hydrogen with Maryline Daviaud Lewett, Director of Business Development for Transformative Technologies at Black & Veatch (B&V). On the show we discuss the role that Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) firms are playing in developing hydrogen and fuel cell infrastructure, as well as discussing the unique aspects of developing projects in North America. As the leading EPC for hydrogen refuelling stations in North America and a wealth of experience across electric vehicle charging and hydrogen, Maryline brings a uniquely well rounded perspective to the discussion and shares a wealth of insights for how the market may evolve. All this and more on the show! Rolling out a more reliable telecom network for SprintBlack & Veatch lead the charge with First Element to install hydrogen refuelling stations in the USThe B&V EPC solutions for US hydrogen mobility See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this weeks episode the team are talking all things hydrogen with Craig Scott, the Group Manager for Toyota North America, a global automotive giant and a recognised pioneer in the field of fuel cell mobility. On the show we get into the story of Toyota’s roll out of fuel cell mobility solutions in North America, the challenges and opportunities that fuel cell vehicles can offer in the hydrogen market and the challenges around infrastructure. Importantly we also dive into the scaling up work that Toyota is undertaking and some of its plans for next steps on the mission to become the world’s leader in fuel cell mobility solutions. All this and more on the show! The latest specs on the Toyota MiraiKenworth and Toyota have ten fuel trucks operating at the Port of LAToyota expands its presence in the port mobility operations market with a fuel cell utility tractorToyota unveils its new fuel cell car to break the 400 mile barrier  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this weeks episode the team are talking all things hydrogen with Jacob Krogsgaard, the CEO of Everfuel, a leading supplier of green hydrogen for mobility and industry in Europe. Since its establishment by Nel and a consortium of parties and investors, Everfuel has become a market leader in establishing green hydrogen solutions for mobility in Europe, and has recently expanded into areas such as power-to-gas as well. The team catch up with Jacob to discuss Everfuel's business model, the establishment of the H2Bus Consortium, Jacob’s views on how the market for green hydrogen is evolving in Europe and where he sees the greatest early potential for scaling.…..All this and more on the show! Everfuel team up with Orsted to provide hydrogen for mobility and industry in DenmarkShell & Everfuel look to collaborate on green hydrogenEverfuel site linkThe H2 Bus Consortium in Europe  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello and welcome to 2020, or as we call it “The Decade of Hydrogen”! For this show the team are taking a dive into the world of hydrogen trains and who better to speak to this space than Mike Muldoon, Head of Business Development and Marketing for Alstom UK&I. Alstom have been the pioneers of hydrogen powered rail and in addition to two operating trains in Germany, have secured over Eur500 million of orders for hydrogen trains. On the show we talk to Mike about why Alstom see hydrogen as a key part of the evolution of the rail industry towards zero emissions, and why hydrogen today is such a compelling proposition for operators and investors.A look at the Alstom Coradia iLint.Hydrail starts to take shape in six German federal states.Alstom starts work on new hydrogen train for the UKFCH JU study shows potential for hydrogen trains 2019 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's episode, the team are talking all things hydrogen with Jigar Shah, the president of Generate Capital and co-host of the Energy Gang podcast. Jigar Shah has a well-earned reputation as one of the most influential voices in the US clean energy market, having pioneered no-money down solar with SunEdison and led the not-for-profit climate group, the Carbon War Room. Since its founding in 2014, Generate Capital has provided US$130 million of funds to a leading fuel cell provider, Plug Power.  In October 2019, Jigar declared hydrogen to be the ultimate clean electricity enabler. On the show, we ask Jigar why he thinks hydrogen is becoming interesting for investors today, which business models he feels are exciting and offer the most attractive niches for hydrogen technology, whilst getting his side of the story on that time he met Chris at a conference…. All this and more on the show!"Generate Capital start Plug with $30million loan" - Albany Business Review"And then they expand to $100 million" - Plug Power"Jigar Shah on clean energy finance and plain speaking" - GreenBiz"Why Jigar Shah believes hydrogen will enable clean electricity" - Jigar Shah See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this weeks episode the team are talking all things hydrogen in the Orkneys with Adele Lidderdale (Hydrogen Officer for Orkney Island Council) and Jon Clipsham (Hydrogen Manager EMEC). While the islands are best known for their exceptional wildlife, whisky and cruise ships, the Orkney islands have also emerged as a hub for the green hydrogen economy. Working alongside local government, community groups, research agencies and private sector partners, the islands have deployed hydrogen solutions to heat a school, power ferries in port, move local council workers from A to B and in the future perhaps make Gin?! All this and more on the show. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

 For this episode we speak to Amanda Lyne, the Managing Director of ULEMCo and the Chair of the UK Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (UKHFCA). Below are a few links to some of the content discussed on the show and some further background reading. "Details on the ULEMCo team" - ULEMCo"A closer look at hydrogen fueled trucks" - Commercial Motor"Hydrogen dual-fuel sweeper joins Aberdeen fleet" - Airquailtynews.com"University partners in "green" hydrogen vehicle production project in China" - University of Liverpool See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.