Green hydrogen emerges as a promising alternative for sustainable mobility, with the potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Learn more about this technology and its challenges.
In recent years, the use of hydrogen as an energy source has become an agenda. After all, it is considered the fuel of the future, as it is a clean and renewable option.
At a time of energy transition, the power of biomass stands out and gains strength as an alternative and viable energy source to expand on Brazilian soil. With the water crisis and consequently the energy crisis that the country has been experiencing since 2021, clean and renewable sources gain relevance in the development scenario.
How is hydrogen produced from biogas? Hydrogen has great potential in the future to become a clean energy source. However, to date, its production is responsible for around 830 million tons of CO2 emissions per year, due to the use of natural gas and coal in the energy generation process.
What is the demand for hydrogen in the world? To avoid the worst impacts of climate change in the world, it is necessary to opt for cleaner energy sources, such as hydrogen.
The Brazilian policy on hydrogen is essential to open new paths and modernize the energy sector in the country.
Hydrogen regulation does not yet exist in Brazil, but both the market and the government are interested in developing these standards.
Green hydrogen is one of the alternatives to reduce emissions and take care of our planet. Understand the prospects of this market.
The production of energy from hydrogen is considered one of the bets of the energy market for the future. Hydrogen is abundant, efficient, storable and transportable, does not produce gases that aggravate the greenhouse effect and can be produced from renewable sources.