Shell’s Role in the Hydrogen Economy

To move towards a lower carbon future, we need a hydrogen economy that is more efficient, more affordable and more robust. Watch Shell Hydrogen VP Paul Bogers explain how Shell can help build out this future ecosystem. Subscribe for more: go.shell.com/3j0t9x2
Watch and learn more from The Exiciting Potential of Hydrogen series:
Episode 1: From Racing to Your Commute: go.shell.com/tepoh1
Episode 2: On Land, Sea and Air: go.shell.com/tepoh2
Episode 3: Industrial Power Hydrogen: go.shell.com/tepoh3
Interview with EVP of Shell Emerging Energy Solutions, Anna Mascolo; "Bringing Economies of Scale to Hydrogen": go.shell.com/tepoha
Interview with Shell Hydrogen VP Paul Bogers; 'Shell's Role in the Hydrogen Economy': go.shell.com/tephop
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[@Carl-Ernst-Otto-Kunze]

One Jig, one zig

[@biffgate-ii7od]

水素！

[@SmithsMobile]

Dear SHILL please tell us how you produce hydrogen, or is that a sore point?

[@Jatinda]

Using electrolysis from renewable energy. Why would it be a sore point? The world is catching on that green hydrogen has a huge part to play in the future of energy storage. Why people have such a problem understand we need all technologies if we are to have any chance of slowing up the problems we face is beyond me

[@SmithsMobile]

@@Jatinda Only a tiny fraction of hydrogen is green, the rest is made from fossil fuels.and it generates toxic waste. Claiming hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe is true but have a go at collecting it. Its also true there's an estimated 20,000,000 tons of gold suspended in the worlds oceans but good luck collecting it. The promise of a hydrogen future is a scam. Producing hydrogen by electrolysis for cars is so dumb it's mind blowing, why would you exchange electricity for a less efficient fuel? It just doesn't make sense.

[@besser-nicht]

Only 4 % is produced from electrolysis. The other 96% is produced from oil. It is green washing

[@Robin-oo7yi]

Icd ga.

[@patrickr2686]

Elon cult says no