In this episode, H2Tech spoke with Martin Petersen, Head of Sales in Denmark for ABB. The conversation covered the development of its dynamic green power-to-ammonia plant alongside Danish companies Skovgaard Energy, Vestas and Haldor Topsoe in Lemvig and the benefits of operating a dynamic plant.

Managing the energy transition to H2 requires considering the complex impact H2 can have on any pipeline network. For example, are pipeline staff able to reskill quickly enough to operate a pipeline transporting H2 blends? Can security of supply be maintained while also accommodating changes in demand?

In this episode, H2Tech spoke with Alan Zhao, New Power Director - Africa & Middle East for Accelera by Cummins, about the role of Accelera in reducing Scope 3 emissions, Cummins’ Destination Zero strategy and Accelera’s zero-emissions technologies for the commercial vehicle industry.

In this episode, H2Tech met with Marty Neese, CEO of Verdagy, about leveraging industry-leading current densities with a wide dynamic operating range to maximize H2 production. The conversation covers Verdagy's patented water electrolysis technology, its Moss Landing, California pilot plant and the impact of the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act.

In this episode, H2Tech met with Ilya Radetski, Service Delivery Lead for Hydra, to discuss Hydra's H2-as-a-service model, converting heavy-duty trucks to run on H2 and diesel, H2 refueling stations and much more.

In this episode, H2Tech spoke with Cory Marcon, Industry Manager for Power and Energy at Endress+Hauser, about the quality requirements of water and preparations that must be considered to produce green H2, different water requirements based on the electrolyzer technology, technologies available for critical measurements of green H2 and much more.

In this episode, H2Tech spoke with Scott Chudleigh, Hydrogen Business Development Manager, BOC (a Linde company), about advancing the development of H2 for transport, boosting the innovation and investment landscape surrounding H2 infrastructure and critical steps the UK needs to take to deploy H2 at scale.

Three areas tend to be particularly vulnerable when it comes to land mobile radio communications for H2 processing applications: turnarounds, disaster-based outages and dead zones can be weak links in otherwise strong networks.

In this episode, H2Tech sat down with Rinaldo Brutoco, CEO and CTO of H2C. The conversation covers the H2C's H2 delivery technologies, including the pipeline-in-the-sky, pipe-within-a-pipe and hydrogen depot. Rinaldo also discusses avoiding stranded assets during the energy transition.