Hydrogen’s path forward requires integrating infrastructure, finance, and policy. The $100 billion market is only the beginning. As Eric Ru notes, “Hydrogen’s challenge isn’t its promise—it’s building the framework to fulfill it.”
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The $100 Billion Hydrogen Market: What Solar and Wind Got Right, Erik Rakhou
