Financial journalist and The Water Values Podcast veteran guest, Antony Currie, returns to discuss the water issue in the context of green hydrogen. Antony delivers a fantastic interview and highlights that green hydrogen developers need to pay more attention to water. Plus, Reese Tisdale joins our Bluefield on Tap segment to discuss a significant development in the private water utility space.
In this session, you’ll learn about:
- What’s new with Antony since he was last on the podcast in 2019
- Antony’s thoughts on how the financial sector impacts climate
- The line between water and green hydrogen
- What the financial statements of green hydrogen developers say about water
- The key water assumptions green hydrogen developers use
- Which renewable resource green hydrogen developers gravitate to and the typical water resources where those resources are plentiful
- Green hydrogen and water efficiency and conservation
- Water resource allocation issues related to green hydrogen
- Antony’s thoughts on green hydrogen production in arid areas
- Why Antony uses stoichiometric so much when discussing water
- Antony’s argument for greater transparency with respect to water in the energy industry
Resources and links mentioned in or relevant to this session include:
- Antony Currie’s LinkedIn profile
- Antony’s The Liquid Asset webpage
- Reuters’ Breaking Views
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