HydrogenNowCast

Hydrogen risk management encompasses more than just fire and explosion but includes other things like equipment down-time, supply chain and workforce pitfalls.  Listen to how experienced help is available from companies like Risktec.

Interview with astronaut Franklin Chang-Dias who has deployed a hydrogen fuel station in Costa Rica.  Franklin is a former NASA Astronaut and the CEO of Ad Astra Rocket Company.

New Day Hydrogen discusses how they're deploying the hydrogen transportation market by bringing together fueling, users, vehicles and financing.

A description of one of the most important technologies of our day -- Direct Air Carbon Capture using algae, and additionally how it can contribute to solving hard-to-decarbonize sectors like aviation, maritime and building heating.

The US Blueprint for Transportation Decarbonization specifies zero hydrogen for light duty transportation.  Hear reasons why this could fail to decarbonize transportation.

A repeat airing of the interview with Proton Technologies who has a process to extract zero greenhouse gas hydrogen from old petroleum wells.

In order for the Energy Transition to succeed, we need to place much more focus on the infrastructure needed to use renewable energy.

An interview with Sal Llamas at AC Transit regarding their published analysis comparing Battery and Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles.

The company Hystar makes more efficient and safer electrolyzers. Tina Andersen the head of Sales and Applications Engineering with Hystar explains the unique design.

Geothermal energy from dry rocks can be obtained almost anywhere and used in a distributed fashion to supply electricity and generate hydrogen, and do it lower cost than wind or solar.

The company H2U Technologies has found a way to quickly analyze and test replacements for the rare Platinum Group Metals in electrolyzers.

Namibia is poised to be a renewable energy exporter.  This podcast features an interview with Gerd Dronia  who is with the IzN Friedrichdorf Institute for Sustainability.

Hydrogen is generated underground in a natural and continuous process.  Learn more about this process and how this can be a significant source of zero greenhouse gas energy.

In our second interview with Emerson, we learn some of the issues and solutions around moving and dispensing hydrogen.

Criticizing  greenhouse calculations of many hydrogen analyses and an overview of available hydrogen vehicles

An interview with the company Modern Electron to hear about their distributed hydrogen generators based on  gas pyrolysis

Emerson produces a full gamut of hydrogen measurement and control products. Learn about some of the complications of handling hydrogen in this episode.

An interview with Freddy Briggs of PDC machines to talk about diaphragm compressors and small, modular fuel stations.

Interview with Oleksandr Riepkin and Viacheslav Zgonnik (nh2e.com) regarding hydrogen in the Ukraine, before, during and after the Russian Invasion

The podcast is on vacation this week, but Brian took some time to cover a bit of news on the Hydrogen Hubs

2nd Anniversary Show

A look at the liquid hydrogen ecosystem and the company GenH2 who makes hydrogen liquefaction and cryogenic dewar equipment.

Carbon Capture using biology is real, it's economical and it can pull carbon directly from the atmosphere.   Listen to  this interview with Richard Sayre PhD, formerly with Los Alamos National Labs, about using algae for carbon capture.  And notice to entrepreneurs and investors: we're looking for people to see this work through.

EPC owner John Cornish talks about past projects, and the future of hydrogen infrastructure.

An interview with Jim Nebergall of Cummins Engines.