Hydrogen could account for a quarter of the planet’s energy supply by 2050

It’s still early in hydrogen fuel’s lifespan compared to other more prominent renewables, but it has big potential.

Mar 8

Above, bubbles of hydrogen and oxygen can be seen in this image from an experiment building circuit boards that drive electrolysis cells. Photo: Andrew "FastLizard4" Adams/flickr.

(George Barker is a journalism/CS major at Northeastern University. He’s worked for the Harvard Business Review and as campus and sports editor for The Huntington News.)

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Hydrogen could account for a quarter of the planet’s energy supply by 2050

It’s still early in hydrogen fuel’s lifespan compared to other more prominent renewables, but it has big potential.

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