Americas > Researchers say they may have cracked the blue hydrogen code

Researchers say they may have cracked the blue hydrogen code

Published 13:49 on January 15, 2025  /  Last updated at 13:49 on January 15, 2025  / /  Americas, Asia Pacific, EMEA, South Korea

Korean researchers believe they may have found a lower cost approach to make hydrogen from natural gas and then liquefy it for export with the same carbon profile than hydrogen made from water and renewable energy.
Korean researchers believe they may have found a lower cost approach to make hydrogen from natural gas and then liquefy it for export with the same carbon profile than hydrogen made from water and renewable energy.


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