Natural Hydrogen vs. Green Hydrogen: Which is best? | Natural Hydrogen Investment Podcast Episode 3

Описание: Hydrogen is not a new player in the energy transition, but natural hydrogen definitely is – previously, we’ve only had green and blue hydrogen as viable, low-carbon sources of hydrogen, but both have their own set of problems. Green hydrogen, especially, is extremely costly due to the costs of electricity, and has seen reduced investment in recent times.

In this episode, hosts Anthony Muhye and Morten Stahl study the differences between green hydrogen and natural hydrogen, exploring their production methods, costs, and potential applications, and how they may compete with each other for a main role in the energy transition.

We also discuss the challenges of hydrogen transport, the current state of natural hydrogen exploration, and the role of government support in the industry.
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In today's episode:

00:00 Intro
01:17 Summary
06:39 The Big Difference Between Natural and Green Hydrogen
09:13 Why Costs Matter to Investors
10:58 More on Costs and Investors
12:50 Cost per Kilo and How It'll Effect the Hydrogen Economy
15:20 Transport and Off-Take Considerations
18:38 Why Haven't We Found Natural Hydrogen Yet?
20:30 Why Invest in Natural Hydrogen?
21:55 The Shift in Government Preference
24:30 Why Both Green and Natural Hydrogen Can Work Together
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