On today’s episode of The Hydrogen Podcast, we dive deep into three game-changing developments across the hydrogen industry:

🔹 HyTerra’s Natural Hydrogen Well in Kansas
HyTerra has recorded 96.1% hydrogen purity at its Sue Duroche 3 well—one of the highest concentrations ever documented. We unpack the geological hydrogen extraction process, economic forecasts at $0.50–$1/kg, and what this means for the future of naturally occurring hydrogen.

🔹 Indiana’s Push for a Regional Hydrogen Hub
Lawmakers are laying the groundwork for a hydrogen production hub in northwest Indiana, leveraging grid and nuclear-powered electrolysis. With potential backing from the DOE’s $8B hydrogen hubs program, we explore the economic and environmental stakes behind this Midwest initiative.

🔹 TotalEnergies’ $16 Billion Renewable Hydrogen Project in Chile
We analyze one of the world’s largest green hydrogen efforts—TotalEnergies' massive wind- and solar-powered electrolysis facility aimed at producing 3 million tonnes of ammonia per year. Find out how this sets a new benchmark for global hydrogen export models.

💡 This episode covers technical innovation, environmental impact, job creation, cost structures, and infrastructure scaling—whether you're investing, developing projects, or tracking hydrogen policy, this is essential listening.

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In today’s episode of The Hydrogen Podcast, we explore three global hydrogen strategies reshaping the clean energy landscape:

🔹 Japan’s Multifaceted Hydrogen Blueprint
From nuclear-powered electrolysis to liquefied hydrogen imports and heating applications, Japan is betting on a full-spectrum hydrogen economy. We break down the High Temperature Engineering Test Reactor (HTTR), hydrogen gas blending, and Suiso Frontier’s pioneering hydrogen shipping.

🔹 The Global Race for White Hydrogen
White hydrogen—naturally occurring underground—could be the next energy goldmine. With over 40 companies exploring reserves and major investments from players like Koloma and Bill Gates’ Breakthrough Energy, we explore the technology, potential, and slow progress in the so-called “white gold rush.”

🔹 India’s Shift Toward Pink Hydrogen
With green hydrogen struggling, India is pivoting to nuclear-powered electrolyzers. We compare emissions, costs, and scale potential of pink hydrogen versus solar and wind, and explore how India’s 7.5 GW nuclear fleet could become a reliable base for industrial hydrogen applications.

💡 Dive in for a detailed analysis of the technical breakthroughs, job creation, economic stakes, and environmental trade-offs shaping the future of hydrogen—from Japan’s nuclear innovation to India's pink strategy and the uncharted territory of white hydrogen.

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In this episode of The Hydrogen Podcast, we cover three major hydrogen developments shaping the global clean energy race:

🔹 Toyota’s Big Hydrogen Bet in North America
From the launch of its Gen 3 Fuel Cell system to heavy-duty trucks and liquid hydrogen refueling stations, Toyota is going all-in on hydrogen mobility. We unpack the tech specs, costs, and scalability challenges ahead.

🔹 The U.S.-China Hydrogen Race
Is the U.S. falling behind? China’s massive deployment of hydrogen vehicles and refueling infrastructure dwarfs U.S. efforts—but with $7 billion in DOE funding and the 45V tax credit, the U.S. still has a shot at leadership.

🔹 Spain’s National Hydrogen Network
Spain is building a 2,600-km hydrogen pipeline to move 1 million tons of green hydrogen annually. We break down how this $5 billion project is making Spain a clean energy powerhouse in Europe.

🎯 We explore the technical details, environmental benefits (like eliminating millions of tons of NOx/SOx), and the real economics of hydrogen at scale—from electrolyzer costs to job creation.

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