Now more than ever, energy policy discussions are taking center stage in the United States and Europe.
As countries explore phasing out their reliance on fossil fuels and embracing the use of renewable energy sources in heating buildings, innovative communities are looking to explore alternatives.
Hydrogen is gaining a lot of attention primarily because it is a low-carbon, energy-dense gas that does not emit greenhouse gas emissions.
Hydrogen will play a significant role in the technology of future energy systems. But equally, existing building heat systems can be adapted to take advantage of some of hydrogen’s unique benefits.
Embracing hydrogen will help decarbonize one of the world’s most challenging sectors, impacting the wider industry, including renewable energy restrictions and electrical energy prices.