Hydrogen storage, page-13

"More than $150 billion worth of green hydrogen projects have been announced globally in the past nine months. In total, more than 70 gigawatts of such projects are in development, which could require $250 billion worth of investment by 2040, research firm Rystad Energy estimates."

https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-energy-hydrogen-explainer/explainer-why-green-hydrogen-is-finally-getting-its-day-in-the-sun-idUKKBN28K3DA

But here's the kicker for ADN:

"Hydrogen, long used as rocket fuel, is mainly used in oil refining and to produce ammonia for fertilisers. Today it is mostly extracted from natural gas or coal, called grey hydrogen,in processes that emit 830 million tonnes a year of carbon dioxide, according to the International Energy Agency."

The company that can solve hydrogen storage and carbon capture with the same technology is going to be world class.