Can CO2-neutral hydrogen truly be considered 'green hydrogen'? If Hazer were to utilize its own hydrogen to power part of the process in a closed-loop system, the operation could achieve CO2 neutrality—or potentially even carbon negativity if biogas is used as the input. What are your thoughts on this? Would this approach meet the criteria for 'green hydrogen'?
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