I’m not an engineer. I’m a microbiologist, trained in aquatics, with a career built in water chemistry and treatment. That distinction matters more than it might seem — because the moment that changed how I think about hydrogen systems had nothing to do with engineering theory. It had to do with what happens when water…
The “colors” you hear in every industry conversation — grey, blue, green — have nothing to do with the gas itself. They’re shorthand for how it was produced,
Most claims in the hydrogen industry get made in a lab, a whiteboard, or a press release. Mine got made on the road — specifically, across more than 50 million documented miles of field testing through the Canadian Hydrogen Energy Company’s Drive Clean program. What Hydrogen Field Testing Actually Measured” Drive Clean wasn’t a demonstration….