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Green Hydrogen: What Is It and Why It MattersFrom "Gray Hydrogen" to "Green Hydrogen", what is it and what does it mean for our planet? Watch this video to learn more.

ByJason Feifer•

Hydrogen is an incredibly useful gas: It's a clean-burning, zero-carbon fuel source, and is already used in a range of industries. But most hydrogen today is what's called "gray hydrogen" — meaning it came from fossil fuels and took a lot of energy to produce. Now technologists are creating "green hydrogen," which is produced using renewable energy, and will positively impact a wide range of industries.

To learn more, we spoke with Maya Gomez, Director of Green H2Catalyst-Coated Membrane at Honeywell.

Learn more about Honeywell H2solutionshere.
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