Jul 1, 2026 · 43 min · 13 segments
One of the biggest obstacles to building a solid, reliable natural hydrogen industry has been the question of how to extract, store, and transport natural hydrogen once it has been extracted. This…
Richard HartmanGuest
Douglas WicksGuest
Anthony MuhyeHost
Morten StahlHost
This could be commercial with a technology like this, which might not be commercial if you have to build a sustainable evasion fuel plant or ammonia plant.

So history will look back at this test and saying this is hopefully where they proved it out.

And we bring you all of the latest insights from the industry, as well as where are we going with natural hydrogen in general.

So this week, we have a few guests who some of them you might recognize, some of them you won't.

It's quite exciting today because we have something very revolutionary, which is going on now in space.

And as we know, for natural hydrogen to take off, we need more than just positive signs from a technical and scientific standpoint.

We also need to start thinking about commercialization and how to extract significant quantities of this gas that we can not only just demonstrate that it exists, but also to use it.

Thus, we have mentioned in previous episodes of our podcast that this will not be easy.

Sometimes wells may be dry and we're certain that other times location will make commercialization very difficult.


This could be commercial with a technology like this, which might not be commercial if you have to build a sustainable evasion fuel plant or ammonia plant.

So history will look back at this test and saying this is hopefully where they proved it out.

And we bring you all of the latest insights from the industry, as well as where are we going with natural hydrogen in general.

So this week, we have a few guests who some of them you might recognize, some of them you won't.

It's quite exciting today because we have something very revolutionary, which is going on now in space.

And as we know, for natural hydrogen to take off, we need more than just positive signs from a technical and scientific standpoint.

We also need to start thinking about commercialization and how to extract significant quantities of this gas that we can not only just demonstrate that it exists, but also to use it.

Thus, we have mentioned in previous episodes of our podcast that this will not be easy.

Sometimes wells may be dry and we're certain that other times location will make commercialization very difficult.

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