Green hydrogen makers are caught in limbo

Green hydrogen is a critical resource for cleaning up industry and heavy trucking.

With tens of billions of government and corporate dollars plowing into the space — electrolyzer companies are preparing for a ramp up in sales and project developments to help turn renewable electrons into hydrogen molecules.

But they’re also hitting a snag: without much demand for more expensive green hydrogen, electrolyzer makers are caught in a holding pattern. So when will the market break open?

In this episode of The Latitude, editor Lisa Martine Jenkins presents a story from writer Tammy Xu called, “The electrolyzer market is caught in limbo.”

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