There is a lot of hope in hydrogen
In an exclusive studio interview from ADIPEC 2023, Julian Walker spoke to Amanda Leland, Executive Director at the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) about why there is a lot of hope in hydrogen, but it must be able to demonstrate that it actually is a climate solution. Amanda touched on what can be done to meet the challenges of producing hydrogen, especially having real time measurements in place and she hopes that COP28 leads to a real commitment to addressing methane emissions.
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