Move Over Electrolysis, Make Way for Geologic Hydrogen

Powering data centers from geologic hydrogen instead of the grid is not only cheaper, but helps start the hydrogen market by developing both a high-volume, low-cost source and demand at the same time and same scale.

In interview with Paul Nelson, Managing Partner with Saoradh Enterprise Partners. We talk about the health of the hydrogen market in the US and around the world. We also touch on the upcoming 3rd Hydrogen Mountain Retreat in Boulder in October.

In this interview with Ilkka Homanen from Business Finland, we learn how government and business in Finland are cooperating to build a robust hydrogen economy.

Interviews with Blaze Energy, Ammobia, CapCO2 and Methylennium recorded at the second Saoradh Enterprise Partners Hydrogen Mountain Retreat in Boulder, CO.

The complex systems of the Energy Transition require people with hands-on technical training that traditional universities just don't provide. Hear how SCU Motorsport and Director Alan O'Neill are addressing this issue with a unique approach that also instills passion and engagement in the students.

Plastic represents a huge waste disposal problem around the world. What if there was a way to Cleanly convert this waste plastic to energy and solid carbon? Ed VanDyne, CEO of the company Plastic2Green tells us how.

Our guest on the podcast is Ed Cubero with Amogy, an Ammonia to Power company.

Hydrogen from electrolysis looks to soon be overtaken by geologic hydrogen, and the main reason is cost.  Listen to this analysis to find out why.

In this episode, host Brian DeBruine provides a summary of the energy transition progress over the last 5 years in Colorado and the world.

In this episode we talk with Ivar Kruusenberg, CEO of Power-Up about hydrogen in Estonia and Europe and their hydrogen electricity generators.