There may have been more words expended about hydrogen in the last year than about any other specific source of energy. The humble molecule has emerged from the shadows of obscure industrial usage to become a red-hot topic in the debate about how our future global energy mix will look.

Hydrogen Economist does not take a dogmatic approach to its subject matter. We are realistic enough to expect that it will not make a substantial mark in absolutely every potential usage sphere currently being explored. Nor do we have an agenda that certain hues of hydrogen are better than others or that this will be immutable as technologies evolve over time. Instead, Hydrogen Economist is true to its name and turns a critical lens on the prospects of the potentially most significant trends in this nascent sector. It speaks to the biggest players, it cuts through any hype, it brooks no prejudice. And that is how, in less than two years, it has established itself as THE leading brand for hydrogen-specific analysis. It does not simply recycle press releases or throw hydrogen into a pot with a melange of other topics—if you want genuine and exclusive hydrogen insight, ever increasing numbers of readers are recognising that they come to us.