Join HIL for our first hydrogen podcast. In this episode, we speak to Extreme H about how hydrogen can shape motorsport for the future.

Episode 01: Extreme H - Setting The Benchmark For Hydrogen In Motorsport

In this episode, we speak to Paul Loustalan, Partner at Reddie & Grose Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys, to find out about patenting hydrogen projects, and the importance of IP for future hydrogen projects.

Episode 02: How Will Intellectual Property Influence The Hydrogen Economy?

Nigel Williamson, Director Of Technology at Clean Power Hydrogen (CPH2), talks about his journey in the renewable sector, electrolysers, and why he’s made the decision not to use proton membrane electrolysers (PEM).

He also gives insights into CPH2’s international projects, and how important projects like this can be for improving the environment in continents like Africa and countries like Australia that are often hit with droughts and wildfires.

Episode 03: Supplying Hydrogen on a Global Scale

In this episode, we spoke to Dr. Kerry-Ann Adamson, Global Strategic Advisor – Hydrogen at Worley about the importance of seeing more women in the hydrogen industry, and how it's pivotal that women - especially those in high positions - support other women to help them succeed.

Episode 04: Women in Hydrogen - Balancing the Gender Gap

In this episode, we spoke to Nick Barilo, Executive Director of the Center for Hydrogen Safety, about safety measures that must be implemented to ensure hazards are monitored as hydrogen production, distribution and storage projects scale up across the globe.

Episode 05: Ensuring The Safety Of Hydrogen As The Industry Scales Up Production

In this episode, we spoke to Don Ayers, Vice President of Technology at Capstone Green Energy about how microgrids can help businesses in remote locations, at the end of the grid or away from core industrial clusters to reduce their emissions. We also explored how microgrids can help companies be energy-dependent and the crucial role this will play in driving down costs.

Episode 06: Microgrids and the Evolution of Off-Grid Technology for Hydrogen Projects

In this episode, we spoke to Neal Dikeman, Partner at Energy Transition Ventures about how electrolysers can be made as efficient as possible.

Episode 07: Making Electrolysers Mainstream

In this episode, we spoke to Rick Beuttel, Vice President of Business Development, Hydrogen at Bloom Energy about the benefits of Bloom Energy working in hydrogen before most companies and the unique position this puts them in now as industry leaders. 
We also spoke about changing the narrative of net zero from a cost to an investment, and how energy independence is as important as ever.

Episode 07: Making Electrolysers Mainstream

Hydrogen Industry Leaders