It is no longer front-page news that most of the world’s energy supply is derived from fossil fuels that emit carbon and greenhouse gasses when used in power generation and heating.
Various methods of decarbonization are currently being leveraged, including replacing energy from natural gasses with energy from hydrogen.
Hydrogen has been used for decades in large-scale industries such as petroleum refineries. However, the technologies leveraged with hydrogen in refineries are suited to consumers who only use hydrogen at massive scale. That was until distributed hydrogen technologies were developed to benefit smaller-scale users.