What Is RH₂?
RH₂ is hydrogen made sustainably from water. We also call it “Renewable Hydrogen.” Renewable Hydrogen Network proposes and advocates for a renewable energy community that can locally produce, store, and use Renewable Hydrogen.
Non-Renewable Hydrogen
“Non-Renewable Hydrogen” (or Non-RH₂) is a form of energy based on hydrogen extracted using fossil fuels, or created as a byproduct in steel mills—which is also known as ‘byproduct hydrogen.’ Hydrogen extracted from fossil fuels contributes to global warming, and is not environmentally sustainable.
Hydrogen Safety
When people hear that hydrogen can be used as an energy source, some are concerned about its overall safety. Hydrogen itself is not poisonous to humans. The main concern to-date as to whether or not hydrogen is dangerous is due a widespread misunderstanding that it can easily cause explosions.
Q & A
Answers to frequently asked questions, such as “Why not use renewable energy alone?” and “Can you achieve 100% natural energy with a feed-in tariff (FIT)?”
Goodies
A compilation of videos, flyers and articles on RH₂ (renewable hydrogen). Feel free to use them to introduce RH₂ to your family, friends and acquaintances.
Kindle eBook
This short book, entitled Renewable Hydrogen, outlines the basics regarding RH₂, and highlights compelling case studies from around the world in order to accelerate the social movement towards this important energy shift.