Series—Week Seven

This is SEP’s seventh post in our weekly series highlighting key insights from our latest report.

Series—Week Six

This is SEP’s sixth post in our weekly series highlighting key insights from our latest report.

Series—Week Five

This is SEP’s fifth post in our weekly series highlighting key insights from our latest report.

Series—Week Four

This is SEP’s fourth post in our weekly series sharing key insights from our latest report.

Series—Week Three

This is the third post in SEP’s ongoing series, highlighting key insights from our latest report.

Series—Week Two

This is SEP’s second post in our weekly series highlighting key insights from our latest report.

Series—Week One

This is the first post in a weekly series highlighting key insights from our latest report.

Series—Week Eight

In today’s eighth installment of highlights from the SEP report, we examine clean hydrogen’s water usage, which remains relatively low.

Series—Week Seven

In today’s seventh installment of highlights from the SEP report, we analyze the land requirements for renewable energy needed to support hydrogen production via electrolysis.

Series—Week Six

In today’s sixth installment of highlights from the SEP report, we examine the criteria for hydrogen produced via electrolysis to be considered clean and qualify for the 45V tax credit.

Series—Week Five

In today’s fifth installment of highlights from the SEP report, we explore clean hydrogen’s potential as a key solution for decarbonizing hard-to-abate industries that cannot be easily electrified with renewable power.

Series—Week Three

In today’s fourth installment of highlights from the SEP report, we analyze the wide range of hydrogen leak rates, from the current estimate of approximately 2% to a high-end scenario of 20% for comparison.

Series—Week Three

In today’s third installment of highlights from the SEP report, we examine the sources of hydrogen released into the atmosphere.

Series—Week Two

In today’s second installment of highlights from the SEP report, we explore the sinks for hydrogen released into the atmosphere.

Series—Week One

This is SEP’s first entry in a weekly series highlighting key insights from our report. Today, we refine our understanding of hydrogen, greenhouse gases (GHGs), and their respective roles in atmospheric concentrations.

BOULDER, Colo. – February 18, 2025 –Industry leaders joined together on February 18, 2025, in Chicago for insights on hydrogen growth, data-driven opportunities, and market trends shaping the Midwest’s clean energy future.

SEP's Managing Partner Paul Nelson joined the Colorado Hydrogen Network HydrogenNow Podcast to discuss the SEP Hydrogen Data Map for hydrogen sector data as well as the H2 Newsfeed.

SEP's Managing Partner Paul Nelson recently joined other hydrogen market leaders at the VX2024 Conference to discuss the latest trends and advancements in the global hydrogen market.

SEP's Managing Partner Paul Nelson recently joined Stanford University's Hydrogen Innovators podcast to discuss SEP's data-driven approach to early-stage investing and more.