Much has been said about the decarbonization of our planet and the use of clean, renewable energy, and green hydrogen has emerged as a source of hope for a healthier planet in which all the animals and human beings of today and future generations can live with a better quality of life;

Here we'll discuss its process and its importance. But what is green hydrogen? Also known as H2V, green hydrogen is obtained through the electrolysis of water. Green hydrogen uses clean, renewable energy, emits no carbon dioxide (CO2) and separates the oxygen and hydrogen from the water using electric current, requiring clean sources such as ethanol, solar and hybrid.

We must understand that green hydrogen is a clean source of energy where it emits water vapor and thus leaves no residue in the atmosphere. Green hydrogen is very sustainable, because it does not emit polluting gases and is easy to store, thus allowing it to be used later at other times. There are some factors that have been studied a lot regarding its cost and safety, but even so it is a great alternative to protect our planet.

Many countries have already adopted green hydrogen as a fuel and electricity generator and we know that many studies and discoveries on the subject will emerge which will further strengthen the implementation of green hydrogen, because as it is produced from renewable sources, it directly influences the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions which positively favors planet Earth.

The process of implementing green hydrogen is still slow and in order to speed it up, greater public and private initiative is needed so that its use can reach all areas.

As it is still more expensive than brown hydrogen, which is generated by the use of coal, and gray hydrogen, which comes from the use of natural gas or methane, the biggest challenge is to make it economically viable on a large scale and for this to happen there is no question of validating the studies carried out and the support of public policies and private associations to expand the use of green hydrogen around the world, thus increasing renewable energies for our entire planet.