Green hydrogen, created from renewable energy resources, has been hailed as a panacea to decarbonisation of heat and fluctuation in natural gas prices. But the reality is that not every application will be either cost effective or practically viable. In this episode we explore the case for green hydrogen and find that its success is dependent on the creation of a system where each part of the cycle, from generation to final user is connected.

Guests

Simon Garlick, Senior Engineer, Low Carbon Technologies, SSE Thermal

Dr Rachael Hall, Hydrogen Lead, Atkins

Kamran Iqbal, Founder and CEO, Electric Aviation Group

Matthew Knight, Project Manager Keadby Hydrogen, SSE Thermal

Michael Mollenhauer, Lead Consultant Asset Optimisation, Equinor

Leon Prebeau-Menezes, Project Director Keadby Hydrogen, Equinor

Gareth Richardson, Low Carbon Technology Lead, Atkins

Partner

Atkins, part of the SNC-Lavalin Group, is one of the world’s most respected design, engineering and project management consultancies. Employing over 18,000 people across the UK, North America, Middle East and Africa, Asia Pacific and Europe, Atkins utilities the latest technology to deliver major capital projects, and provide expert consultancy for clients across the energy, transportation and infrastructure sectors.

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