The Hydrogen Science Coalition's five guiding principles are: (1) only green hydrogen (made via electrolysis with renewable electricity) counts as near-zero emission; (2) hydrogen should be used only where it's a chemical, not a fuel (ammonia, steel, petrochemicals); (3) electrification must not be delayed by hydrogen hype; (4) blending hydrogen into gas grids is wasteful and yields only 6% emissions reduction vs. better efficiency gains; (5) hydrogen must be produced locally, not transported.
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David CebonEvidence Quote
“the only near-zero emission hydrogen is green hydrogen... use the hydrogen to decarbonize sectors where the where it's used as a chemical... We absolutely shouldn't delay electrification... blending hydrogen into the gas grid is is complete waste... you should produce hydrogen locally.”
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How Clean is Hydrogen, Actually? With Prof. David Cebon | The PLUS Podcast— Everything Electric TECHCreated: 8/10/2026, 10:48:15 PM
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