Simon Pickup

Investments in e-NG projects are skyrocketing, with individual e-NG producers easily achieving hundreds of millions of dollars in financing rounds. While the industry’s potential continues to draw support, there are some pitfalls that must be considered. Especially when the e-NG project depends upon renewable energy infrastructure.

While hydrogen is beautiful in its simplicity (after all, what other chemical element is readily produced by simply splitting water with electricity?), hydrogen comes with its own set of challenges. Top of the list? Storage and transport.