Erik Rakhou

Hydrogen · Energy

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Erik Rakhou
Hydrogen
Currently, hydrogen is quickly getting higher on the agenda of politicians, energy ministers, and executives across energy companies, banks and insurance risk carriers. All are facing similar questions, around how to best unlock the potential of investments into hydrogen and its infrastructure. That is being triggered since we start to consider hydrogen as an essential tool in the climate transition toolbox for limiting global warming, meeting net zero climate commitments and supporting the Paris climate agreement.
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