Meet the founder: Why Harshal Sankhe started hygrid
Twenty years designing power for hospitals, data centres and industry kept leading Harshal Sankhe to the same problem. In this one-minute film, he explains how it became hygrid.
Building a Resilient Future Amid Climate Chaos: My Journey Toward Net Zero and Clean Energy
When I wrote this post last week, the weather outside felt ominous. Hurricane Helene attacking Florida USA: ‘Unsurvivable scenario’ in coastal area as Category 4 hurricane hits Florida.
In the world of energy, two elements have played pivotal roles—oil and hydrogen. Their stories intertwine with our quest for power, sustainability, and innovation. From Colonel Drake’s discovery of oil in Pennsylvania in 1859 to Henry Cavendish’s identification of hydrogen in the 18th century, these elements have shaped our industrial and economic landscapes in profound ways. Oil fueled the rapid industrialization of the 20th century, becoming synonymous with progress and modernity. Yet, this prosperity came at a significant environmental cost, contributing to the climate crisis we face today. In contrast, hydrogen, with its clean and sustainable properties, was overshadowed and largely forgotten after the Hindenburg disaster. Today, as the world grapples with the urgent need to combat climate change, hydrogen is making a strong comeback. Innovations in hydrogen storage and transportation, along with its versatile applications in the energy sector, transportation, and industry, position hydrogen as a key player in the future of clean energy. Companies like hygrid are leading the charge, developing hydrogen fuel cells that offer efficient and environmentally friendly power solutions. This article delves into the history of oil and hydrogen, explores the challenges and innovations in hydrogen storage and transport, and highlights the environmental benefits and diverse applications of hydrogen energy. By understanding the past and embracing the potential of hydrogen, we can pave the way for a sustainable and prosperous future
101 Introduction to Hydrogen: A Personalised Approach
Hydrogen: The Lightest Molecule, The Heaviest Impact. Discover the Future of Clean Energy. As the AI booms, the electricity grid struggles. Can hydrogen be key here?