Hydrogen tank storage 4x 700 bar at only 150 bar using a novel hydride material in this interview with Dr. David Antonelli of the company Kubagen.

DasH2Energy is a renewable hydrogen development company .  We interview Gordon Dash, the CEO.

Interview with AP Ventures, a Venture Capital firm in London specializing in financing for hydrogen.

Review of three tech briefs covering: EV comparisons, and the storage and transport of hydrogen.  The slides for each Tech Brief are available on the website at www.coloradohydrogen.org/resources

This podcast was created to provide background for the global discussion of the environmental merits or issues around the use of hydrogen in the Energy Transition.

Interview with Bill Leighty of the Leighty Foundation talking about hydrogen pipelines and new pipe that can handle hydrogen.  We also discuss geothermal as a future energy source.

New Day Hydrogen is a new company formed to deploy hydrogen fuel stations, starting in the Denver-Boulder Colorado Area.

In this interview, Xavier talks about uses for hydrogen in large industrial processes such as cement, steel and glass.

We wrap up the year with an overview of hydrogen tech and celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Colorado Hydrogen Network.

An interview with HydroCosm who uses small hydroelectric generators to recover wasted energy from water systems and then applies that green energy to power electrolyzers to generate hydrogen

This episode features an interview with Brian LaPlante who is working to organize the chain of the production and distribution of renewable energy in the midwestern wind and solar belt. The transmission media for energy includes both hydrogen and ammonia.

Now there's another way to create green hydrogen and at large scale.  Join us for this interview with Grant Strem and Calvin Johnson from Proton Technologies.

Fossil fuels are being replaced with an energy triad of electricity-hydrogen-ammonia.  This podcast explains why use these three forms of energy, how they can be translated one to the other and why they're different from the petroleum paradigm.