Hydrogen has both flexibility and a high specific energy per unit mass – two attributes that make it uniquely capable at removing emissions from the harder-to-decarbonize parts of the global economy. According to Goldman Sachs Research: Hydrogen can be used as an energy fuel, energy vector and feedstock. Hydrogen can be used to store energy over the long term, propel heavy vehicles, and heat furnaces for the manufacture of steel among other heavy industrial uses. Hydrogen can get us closer to net zero. “Green” hydrogen, which is produced by using renewable energy sources to electrolyze water and split it into ... (full story)