Fuel for the future

The race is on to replace polluting, finite fossil fuels with cleaner, renewable energy resources that can power our planet.

Hydrogen is the most abundant molecule in the universe.

Currently 95% of the world’s hydrogen is made using fossil fuels. Green hydrogen is produced using renewable energy, with no carbon emissions – only water!

Graphical versions of a hydrogen molecule and an animated character wearing glasses and a white lab coat

Colourless gas, rainbow colours?

Hydrogen is a colourless gas but it is categorised using colours including black, green and pink, depending on how it is produced.
An illustration showing wind and solar energy being converted into hydrogen and oxygen gasses

How is hydrogen produced?

Find out how splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen can unlock the key to provide clean power everywhere.
Graphical version of hydrogen molecules

Discover more

Acceleratating hydrogen adoption is a complex challenge. Discover the skills that will enable a hydrogen powered, net zero future.

Battery-electrolyser

Meet the world’s first lead-acid battery-electrolyser - a low-cost system which makes it viable to use excess renewable energy to produce hydrogen gas. 

Clean cooking

Meet the team behind this innovation that is being accelerated to support the world’s poorest communities without access to electricity or clean cooking.