The Future Ready Podcast – How to secure the future of the green hydrogen market

How to secure the future of the green hydrogen market – Transcript

The green hydrogen market will play a significant role in the electrification of the energy sector. But many uncertainties remain.

The Future Ready Podcast – How green hydrogen can energize a better energy transition

How green hydrogen can energize a better energy transition – Transcript

Not every technology can run on electricity, they need fuel. This is why green hydrogen is so vital.

The Future Ready Podcast – How green tech actually solves energy security

How green tech actually solves energy security – Transcript

Global events prove energy security can change quickly putting whole sectors at risk. Going green is the answer.

The Future Ready Podcast – Green energy ecosystems need an open platform with AI tech

Open energy platforms make sustainable power tech possible – Transcript

As many green energy systems are variable it is difficult to manually optimize them without open energy platforms.

The Future Ready Podcast – What a green energy ecosystem actually looks like – Transcript

What a green energy ecosystem actually looks like – Transcript

Environmental realities, supply chains, public opinion and regulations are shifting industry to green energy sources. But what will this ecosystem look like?

An airplane engine powered using sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

Humanity’s green destiny links to an oil and gas present

Humanity’s green destiny must live with an oil and gas sector.

An image of a green factory. The image represents the idea of green process industries.

Expert predicts the digital future of the green process industries – Transcript

What paths must green process industries take to make alternatives of traditionally petrol-based products?

Schoolchildren using digital tablets while studying a wind turbine model

Bottom line, people can’t ditch oil. Is going green doomed? – Transcript

Experts say Industry can not fully abandon Petroleum. So, is the concept of industry “going green” even possible?