
The majority of today’s hydrogen is produced with polluting natural gas. By switching from polluting gray or brown hydrogen to emissions-free green hydrogen, global industries can accelerate toward carbon-reduction goals.
Produced with 100% renewable energy, green hydrogen can help your business decarbonize operations while ensuring reliable long-term hydrogen supply.

The transportation sector is a significant contributor to global CO2 emissions. In the form of fuel by fuel cells or combustion engines, hydrogen can be used as a sustainable alternative to gasoline or diesel. Green hydrogen – produced by 100% renewable energy – is an emissions-free option for both large and small transportation applications.

Because it can be stored for long periods and converted to electricity on demand, hydrogen is used as a form of reliable energy storage. The added flexibility and energy resilience that it provides can benefit a wide range of commercial to grid-sized customers.
Stored green hydrogen – produced by 100% renewable energy – helps utilities mitigate renewable energy intermittency and other grid reliability issues. Green hydrogen provides critical backup power and creates a path to a more sustainable power grid.
Green hydrogen is produced using clean, renewable energy, without releasing CO2 emission.
Gray hydrogen is produced using natural gas in a process called steam methane reforming (SMR). It roughly releases 10 tonnes of CO2 for every 1 tonne of gray hydrogen.
Brown hydrogen is produced by using coal or lignite. Roughly 19 tonnes of CO2 are emitted when 1 tonne of brown hydrogen is produced.
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