Hydrogen Innovators

New episode of Hydrogen Innovators is out! ⚡️
In this conversation, Emma Kerr and I speak with Dolf Gielen, Hydrogen Lead and Senior Energy Economist at the World Bank, about what it will actually take to make green hydrogen projects bankable.
We discuss electrolyzer cost realities, the importance of affordable renewable electricity and financing, infrastructure and offtake challenges, and how emerging markets can build hydrogen economies that create local jobs, energy security, and long-term economic value. Green hydrogen will not scale on technology alone. Successful projects need the full ecosystem, competitive costs, credible demand, enabling infrastructure, thoughtful policy, and financing structures that reduce risk.

As artificial intelligence continues its rapid expansion, the energy and water demands of modern data centers are reaching a massive inflection point, threatening to push an already saturated electrical grid past its limits. In this episode of Hydrogen Innovators, hosts Emma Kerr and Milenia Rojas sit down with Yuval Bachar, Founder and CEO of Edge Cloud Link (ECL).
A veteran infrastructure architect who previously led hardware strategy at Microsoft, Facebook, and LinkedIn, Yuval discusses how ECL is disrupting the industry by pioneering zero-emission, zero-water, completely off-grid data centers powered by PEM fuel cells. Discover how modular design is transforming data center supply chains, how active-active battery architectures manage the volatile power transients of high-density AI chips like NVIDIA’s next-generation architectures, and why a culture of absolute competence—and zero fear of failure—is essential for the future of clean energy innovation.

In this episode of the Hydrogen Innovators Podcast, we speak with Pete Johnson, CEO of Koloma, about the promise of geological hydrogen, the lessons he has carried from scaling Monolith Materials, and the opportunities and uncertainties shaping the hydrogen sector today.
Tune in for a thoughtful conversation on scale, innovation, and one of the most exciting new frontiers in hydrogen.
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Ammonia is often associated with fertilizers, but it might just be the "Trojan Horse" that allows the hydrogen economy to finally scale. In this episode of Hydrogen Innovators, we sit down with Seonghoon Woo, CEO and co-founder of Amogy, to explore how their breakthrough ammonia-cracking technology is unlocking carbon-free power for heavy-duty mobility and industry.
Seonghoon explains why ammonia’s energy density and existing global infrastructure (200+ ports and thousands of miles of pipeline) make it a more practical carrier than compressed hydrogen. We dive into Amogy’s rapid scale-up—from powering drones and tractors to the successful 2024 tugboat demonstration—and discuss their shift toward commercial deployment in the Asia-Pacific market. Seonghoon also shares candid insights on the "clean premium" of green ammonia, the necessity of strategic investors for hardware startups, and why he believes under-promising and over-delivering is the only way to build trust in the conservative world of heavy industry.