Frédéric Simon of Euractiv reports that GE will use 100% clean hydrogen fuel to power its plants by 2030.
- Hydrogen fuel is a versatile and abundant energy carrier that could be key to decarbonization efforts.
- While promising, clean hydrogen fuel is still expensive to produce at a mass scale.
- GE’s efforts show that the private sector is best equipped to advance technologies that lower our carbon footprint.
“‘Today, we have a 50% hydrogen capability for combustion in our largest baseload gas turbines’ used for power generation, said Martin O’Neill, vice president at GE Gas Power.”
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