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Moving past hydrogen’s hype hangover
Policy Dispatch: The FORESIGHT podcast on the policies underpinning the energy transition
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Not all hydrogen is created equally and not all proposed uses for hydrogen deserve the time of day. Potential applications for the fuel are gradually becoming narrower and more targeted as policymakers and industry get serious about using it.
Helen Spence-Jackson, executive director at the Environmental Defense Fund Europe, joins the show to explain how new rules are shaping hydrogen’s future course, what else needs to be developed from a policy standpoint and why hydrogen shouldn’t be spread on toast.
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