Is hydrogen the silver bullet that organisations are leaning on?
Investment Analyst Sydney, Australia
Can renewable hydrogen reduce emissions and help solve climate change? As the dangers associated with climate change become more widely understood and accepted, the fight to save the planet and its people has intensified. As investors, we believe that stopping climate change will aid economic growth – as such we strive to understand how the companies we invest in can not only manage these risks but also how they can be part of the solution. Renewable hydrogen has been touted as a simple, cost-effective solution to the climate crisis.
In this article, AMP Capital provides a Hydrogen 101, looks at the role Australia could play, and suggests questions investors can ask companies about how hydrogen fits into their emissions reduction strategy.
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