Episode

An introduction to hydrogen energy (re-air)

Podcast: Ask MIT Climate
Published: Apr 25, 2024
Duration seconds: 891
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Summary

Hydrogen gas acts like a fossil fuel, but with no carbon emissions. Is it the silver bullet we’ve been waiting for? To prepare for some new listener questions about hydrogen energy, we're re-airing this season four episode in which Prof. Svetlana Ikonnikova of the Technical University of Munich explains how hydrogen works and its potential in the energy transition.