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White hydrogen could offer a new decarbonization path
The article argues that geologic, or white, hydrogen could avoid some scaling barriers that have slowed green hydrogen’s momentum.
OilPrice says the green hydrogen boom has largely stalled, and it explores whether white hydrogen could become a new decarbonization option.
The outlet describes so-called geologic hydrogen, or white hydrogen, as a potential way to bypass key barriers to scaling hydrogen use without expanding the sector’s carbon footprint as much.
The article cautions that the technology is still in its early stages, but frames it as a possible future pathway for decarbonizing some uses.