NewHydrogen CEO discusses hydrogen opportunity in podcast with UC Berkeley professor

NewHydrogen, Inc.

CEO Steve Hill hosted podcast with UC Berkeley energy professor Dr. Daniel Kammen discussing renewable energy and green hydrogen.
Dr. Kammen noted solar energy costs fell 90% over the past decade, making renewables cheaper than existing fossil fuel plants.
Kammen highlighted Japan's National Hydrogen Strategy as a model for full decarbonization by 2040s using renewables and hydrogen.
NewHydrogen is developing ThermoLoop, a technology using heat (not electricity) to split water into hydrogen, aiming to lower cost.
Goldman Sachs estimates future green hydrogen market at $12 trillion, referenced in the press release.

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