How can Texas preserve its energy security while juggling competing interests in traditional and green energy? Could we adapt our existing energy infrastructure to convert natural gas into powdered carbon and clean hydrogen? In the first of a new series of episodes on sponsored research at the Institute for Homeland Security, we chat this week with Benjamin Dierker, the executive director of the Alliance for Innovation and Infrastructure, about emerging methods to separate - and sell - carbon from hydrogen in natural gas. You can find IHS sponsored research here, and we also mention Modern Hydrogen and Northwest Natural.