The Great Green Upgrade with Jacob Susman

Miranda Ballentine, Board Member for Ambient Fuels, a transformative leader with a wealth of experience in the sustainability realm, and former CEO of the Clean Energy Buyers Alliance, shares her insights on propelling the adoption of clean hydrogen and sustainable fuels in today's competitive global landscape. Through both vivid anecdotes and expert advice, Miranda talks with Jacob Susman about t...

What are the technical challenges and opportunities in green hydrogen production, transportation, and utilization? Megan Reusser, Hydrogen Technology Manager at Burns & McDonnell, shares insights with Jacob Susman, CEO of Ambient Fuels, on the impact of the 45V production tax credit, the difference between the U.S. and Canadian markets, and the innovative projects driving the industry forward....

There is no shortage of discussion and excitement around green hydrogen’s future. But many people have wondered when we are actually going to see projects being built. In this episode, Jacob Susman speaks with Brett Perlman, the current CEO of The Center for Houston’s Future, who will be stepping into a new role focused on developing the Houston region’s hydrogen ecosystem. This includes the HyVel...

How can collaborations between academia, industry, and government accelerate the transition to a sustainable future? Dr. Naomi Boness, Managing Director of the Stanford Hydrogen Initiative, uncovers insights into how the Initiative is pioneering solutions for seasonal energy storage and grid balancing. In this conversation with Ambient Fuels CEO Jacob Susman, they geek out on innovative electrolyz...

Deployment to reach net zero will require a lot of private capital. As the wind and solar industries developed, pioneers like John Eber have played a key role in helping developers leverage future tax credits to access much-needed construction capital. In this episode, we discussed the lessons learned from the wind and solar energy markets, structuring deals to attract project financing, and the i...

Ammonia fertilizer has revolutionized agriculture, and is essential to our world food supply. But currently this ammonia is produced from natural gas and leads to heavy carbon emissions – this sector alone accounts for 1.2% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Clean ammonia can be made from green hydrogen, which is produced from water and renewable electricity, allowing us to feed the world’s popul...