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A severe Heatwave is absolutely melting much of the United States with temperatures up to 130 Dees fenhe or 54 degrees C in regions like California's Palm Springs and Las Vegas Nevada hi I'm Steve Hill CEO of new hydrogen a hotter planet is going to require Innovative cooling solutions and in response Japanese company abara has developed a hydrogen powerered chill to meet the rising demand for sustainable air conditioning this new technology offers a Greener alternative for cooling
Systems utilizing hydrogen to provide efficient lowc carbon air conditioning potentially easing The Strain on power grids during extreme heat events Global Innovation and applications for hydrogen continue as Japan is investing 26 billion dollar into building the world's largest hydrogen fuel cell for Aviation meanwhile India's major companies are in the process of creating a 12 billion green hydrogen hub in Gujarat these initiatives reflect significant advancements and investments in hydrogen technology to drive decarbonization and Global clean energy
Goals last bit of news for today Germany has committed to developing 12.5 gwatt of hydrogen ready gas projects to enhance Energy System flexibility this initiative supports the country's transition to renewable energy by 2030 by integrating hydrogen into its existing gas infrastructure the plan reflects Germany's dedication to sustainable energy and reducing emissions promoting innovation in hydrogen technology and infrastructure these are just a few examples that worldwide demand for hydrogen especially cheap green hydrogen is on the rise
To meet this demand new hydrogen is working on a revolutionary new green hydrogen production technology called ThermoLoop with some of the world's foremost researchers at UC Santa Barbara if you'd like to follow our progress visit New hydrogen. And register for our free newsletter while you're there check out our library of exclusive hydrogen experts podcasts Thanks for watching and we'll see you again next week