A recent report from the Hydrogen Council identified projects with over $500 billion invested, including 131 large-scale projects announced between February and July 2021. The greatest interest is in green Hydrogen – produced from water using renewable energy, although blue hydrogen projects are also underway involving carbon capture and storage. As project volumes increase, costs along the hydrogen value chain continue to fall. In some markets – especially where carbon pricing improves the overall economic profile – green Hydrogen may become cost-competitive with fossil fuels as early as 2035. Join SEPA and Peter Kelly-Detwiler for a deeper understanding of the key issues related to the emerging role of Hydrogen in the evolving energy economy.