Morten StahlHost
Anthony MuhyeHost
So the first thing when it comes to investing in natural hydrogen, I wouldn't say it's how to invest.

And I think, Morten, you probably have a great thing to share with us about that, being an investor as he is.

So I think that's what's most interesting right now in this moment, 2026, about natural hydrogen.

But I think Morten can share a bit more about the reasons why you want to get involved in natural hydrogen, public, private.

A lot of private companies are taking in more money, assumably at higher valuations.

So It's an industry with a lot of potential and there's also a lot of potential and risks for early investors.

So that's what I really like about this industry is that there is still really the opportunity to be in a new industry from the beginning.

You could come with all kinds of comparing this to what have you invested in early oil industry? What have you invested before Bitcoin went crazy? I don't like comparing it with stuff like that, but it's just obvious that it's an industry with a lot of potential.

Investing in natural hydrogen is also a way of securing energy security, which is what we talk a lot about lately, but also what's important to me, that we are supporting an industry that could deliver clean energy to a world that really, really needs it.

And it all combines in the fact that it could deliver energy that is basically just cheap.

And this is what you need, whether you are to make a profit or to do something good for the planet.

Yes, and I also enjoy seeing that many of these companies now, they've had great timing when it comes to the helium crisis we're facing with the Strait of Hormuz, which who knows, maybe by the time this video goes out, it will be a bit more resolved than it is now.

So the first thing when it comes to investing in natural hydrogen, I wouldn't say it's how to invest.

And I think, Morten, you probably have a great thing to share with us about that, being an investor as he is.

So I think that's what's most interesting right now in this moment, 2026, about natural hydrogen.

But I think Morten can share a bit more about the reasons why you want to get involved in natural hydrogen, public, private.

A lot of private companies are taking in more money, assumably at higher valuations.

So It's an industry with a lot of potential and there's also a lot of potential and risks for early investors.

So that's what I really like about this industry is that there is still really the opportunity to be in a new industry from the beginning.

You could come with all kinds of comparing this to what have you invested in early oil industry? What have you invested before Bitcoin went crazy? I don't like comparing it with stuff like that, but it's just obvious that it's an industry with a lot of potential.

Investing in natural hydrogen is also a way of securing energy security, which is what we talk a lot about lately, but also what's important to me, that we are supporting an industry that could deliver clean energy to a world that really, really needs it.

And it all combines in the fact that it could deliver energy that is basically just cheap.

And this is what you need, whether you are to make a profit or to do something good for the planet.

Yes, and I also enjoy seeing that many of these companies now, they've had great timing when it comes to the helium crisis we're facing with the Strait of Hormuz, which who knows, maybe by the time this video goes out, it will be a bit more resolved than it is now.
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