In this episode of The Hydrogen Podcast, Paul Rodden explores the real future of hydrogen in transportation—beyond the headlines.

🚫 Why Stellantis is abandoning hydrogen vehicle development
🚗 How Toyota, BMW, and Hyundai are doubling down on fuel cell mobility
🧪 New hydrogen sources: Natural Hydrogen, Methane Pyrolysis, and Nuclear H₂
🚚 Why hydrogen still dominates the future of heavy-duty transport
🌍 The lifecycle economics and environmental case vs. batteries

We’ll break down:

✅ The infrastructure and incentive gaps stalling hydrogen vehicle rollout
✅ How BMW’s iX5 and Toyota’s Mirai point to fuel cell resilience
✅ Why new hydrogen production methods could be cleaner and cheaper than batteries
✅ The economic argument for scaling hydrogen in trucking, buses, and fleet transport
✅ The role of geopolitics and resource scarcity in shaping the next mobility era

As lithium, cobalt, and nickel demand soar, could hydrogen offer a more sustainable, flexible future for global transport?

This episode offers a full-spectrum look at the tech, policy, and economics driving mobility beyond hydrocarbons.

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In today’s episode of The Hydrogen Podcast, host Paul Rodden dives into three massive stories shaping the hydrogen landscape across energy, industry, and technology:

🌎 Chevron’s $5 Billion Blue Hydrogen Project in Texas
🇮🇳 Tata Steel & PyroGenesis Turn Coke-Oven Gas Into Clean Hydrogen
🇩🇪 Thyssenkrupp Nucera Upgrades Forecast Amid Surging Hydrogen Demand

Here’s what you’ll learn:

🔹 How Chevron is leveraging the IRA’s 45V tax credit and the HyVelocity Hub to create a hydrogen and ammonia mega-project
🔹 Why PyroGenesis’ $9.3M breakthrough in coke-oven gas valorization is a game-changer for steel decarbonization
🔹 What thyssenkrupp Nucera’s raised 2024–2025 outlook reveals about demand across electrolyzers and chlor-alkali segments
🔹 How policy, capital, and tech are aligning to push the world beyond hydrocarbons

From blue hydrogen to green electrolyzers and circular industrial solutions—this episode covers the economic and technological pulse of global hydrogen momentum.

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In today’s episode of The Hydrogen Podcast, Paul Rodden covers three powerful developments reshaping the hydrogen economy:

♻️ Raven SR’s Revolutionary Waste-to-Hydrogen Tech
🇬🇧 UK & Japan’s $10 Billion Hydrogen Investment Deal
🔗 Plug Power’s Strategic Supply Chain Expansion

We break down:

✅ How Raven SR’s non-combustion steam reforming hits 95% cold gas efficiency
✅ What the UK’s £7.5B deal with Sumitomo means for hydrogen and offshore wind
✅ Why Plug Power’s extended hydrogen supply contract could stabilize pricing and drive growth
✅ The economics behind waste-to-H2 vs. electrolysis
✅ The emerging global trend of replacing hydrocarbons across the hydrogen value chain

From landfills to liquid hydrogen and megaproject investments, this episode connects the dots on how innovation, capital, and infrastructure are aligning to accelerate the energy transition.

📈 Whether you’re in hydrogen, renewables, logistics, or policy—this one’s packed with insights.

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Welcome back to The Hydrogen Podcast! I’m Paul Rodden, and today we’re breaking down two major hydrogen headlines that could reshape the global energy landscape:

🇺🇸 Plug Power’s Stock Skyrockets After U.S. Tax Credit Extension
🇩🇪 Germany Unveils €3.2 Billion Plan for a 9,700-Kilometer Hydrogen Pipeline

In this episode, you’ll discover:

🔹 How the U.S. Senate’s extension of hydrogen tax credits through 2028 unlocked Plug Power’s $1.66 billion DOE loan.
🔹 The scale and ambition behind Plug’s 500 TPD U.S. goal and its $5.5B Uzbekistan partnership.
🔹 Germany’s plan to transport 10 million tons of hydrogen annually via its new pipeline network.
🔹 The financial challenges Plug still faces—like negative margins and high cash burn.
🔹 What this all means for the $200 billion global hydrogen market by 2034.

📊 Supported by data from the IEA, DOE, BloombergNEF, McKinsey, and more, we explore how infrastructure and policy are colliding to ignite the hydrogen transition.

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Welcome back to The Hydrogen Podcast! I’m Paul Rodden, and today we’re diving into three global breakthroughs redefining the future of hydrogen energy:

🌏 Australia’s $432 Million Green Hydrogen Bet
🇪🇺 Europe’s $2.5 Billion Hydrogen Pipeline Network
🇺🇸 California’s First Bio-Stimulated Hydrogen Trial

In this episode, we explore:

✅ Australia’s bold investment in Orica’s Hunter Valley Hydrogen Hub under the Hydrogen Headstart Program, featuring a 50 MW electrolyzer and a cost of $3–$5/kg.
✅ Europe’s massive Barmar pipeline (part of the H2Med project) connecting Spain, France, and Germany, designed to deliver 2 million tons annually.
✅ The world’s first successful subsurface biohydrogen production trial in California’s San Joaquin Basin, with production costs projected under $0.50/kg.

🔬 Deep Dive: What Is Biohydrogen?
We break down dark fermentation, photo-fermentation, and bio-stimulation—plus the economics, scalability, and how biohydrogen compares to SMR, pyrolysis, and electrolysis.

📊 Why It Matters Globally:
From policy-backed mega-projects to microbial innovation, these stories signal new possibilities for low-carbon hydrogen production and global infrastructure development.

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Welcome to The Hydrogen Podcast! I’m Paul Rodden, and this is Part 2 of our deep-dive series on building the U.S. hydrogen economy by 2035.

In Part 1, we broke down the top technologies: SMR with CCS, methane pyrolysis, natural hydrogen, and nuclear hydrogen.
Now in Part 2, we answer the critical question: Where will the U.S. hydrogen economy take root?

🌍 Featured Locations & Their Strengths:

• Gulf Coast (Texas, Louisiana): SMR with CCS, industrial clusters, CCS-ready geology
• Nebraska & Pennsylvania: Methane pyrolysis hubs with gas access and carbon markets
• Kansas & Appalachia: Natural hydrogen drilling sites near chemical clusters
• Illinois & New York: Nuclear-powered electrolysis with grid stability
• Texas & California: Green hydrogen from wind/solar near transport and SAF markets

📊 We also unpack:

• Impacts of the Senate-passed H.R.1 bill, including updates to 45V and 45Q tax credits
• U.S. hydrogen market forecasts: $186B in 2024 to $400B by 2035
• Offtake demand for ammonia, SAF, steel, methanol, and transport
• Green hydrogen’s cost reduction, infrastructure needs, and policy support on the road to 2050

📈 Whether you're an investor, policymaker, or technologist, this episode is your roadmap to hydrogen’s U.S. deployment and market evolution.

👉 Don’t forget to catch Part 1 on the top hydrogen technologies if you missed it!

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Welcome to The Hydrogen Podcast! I’m Paul Rodden, and today kicks off Part 1 of our special two-part series on building the U.S. hydrogen economy by 2035. In this episode, we break down the four core hydrogen production technologies shaping America’s clean energy strategy:

🚀 Featured Technologies:

1. Steam Methane Reforming (SMR) with Carbon Capture
2. Methane Pyrolysis
3. Natural Hydrogen
4. Nuclear Hydrogen

🔍 We explore:

• The carbon intensity (CI) and scalability of each pathway
• Real-world project examples like ExxonMobil’s Baytown plant and Monolith’s plasma pyrolysis pilot
• Tech innovation from Aurora Hydrogen and Koloma’s natural H2 drilling
• Cost analysis based on data from the DOE, IEA, and BloombergNEF
• The economic impact of 45V and 45Q tax credits under H.R.1
• High-value hydrogen derivatives like low-CI ammonia and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF)

💥 Bonus: Learn how each technology plays into the $200B ammonia and $1T SAF markets by 2050.

This is the definitive roadmap for tech leaders, investors, and policymakers shaping hydrogen’s role in the U.S. energy transition.

👉 Subscribe so you don’t miss Part 2, where we cover hydrogen infrastructure, regional hubs, and market deployment across the U.S.

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In this episode of The Hydrogen Podcast, we unpack a powerful Forbes article titled “From Gridlock to Green Light: Three Focus Areas for Hydrogen Energy Executives” (June 13, 2025) by Whitaker Irvin Jr., CEO of Q Hydrogen.

💡 The Message? 2025 is a make-or-break year—and hydrogen leaders need a new playbook.

🧩 Inside This Episode:

• How data centers could become hydrogen’s breakout market, powering AI with zero-carbon fuel
• Why “subsidy-agnostic” economics are essential in the post-H.R.1 landscape
• How strategic partnerships—like ABB, Fluor & Topsoe’s $400M electrolyzer alliance—are key to scale
• What the U.S. can learn from Europe’s Hydrogen Bank and China’s hydrogen mega-projects
• The role of behind-the-meter hydrogen, modular electrolyzers, and R&D priorities

📊 With the 45V tax credit set to expire in 2026, and global competition accelerating, this episode delivers a clear blueprint for executives who want to lead—not lag—in the $1 trillion hydrogen economy by 2050.

🔧 From pilot projects in Utah to policy pivots in Washington, Irvin’s article gives the roadmap—this episode breaks it down.

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