Soaring gas prices and a renewed focus on energy security following Russia's invasion of Ukraine have highlighted growing interest in hydrogen as an energy source. What is more, green hydrogen - made from renewable energy - could be key to reaching net-zero targets, while also bringing potential new opportunities for investors. Hydrogen gas produces no harmful carbon emissions when it is used as a fuel. It can also be stored and transported far more easily than other forms of renewable energy such as solar and wind. It is already used as a raw material for fertilisers, and to remove s...
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