In this episode of the H2 Liftoff Podcast, host Tim La Valle sits down with Dr. Noris Gallandat, Co-founder and CEO of GRZ Technologies, to explore the transformative potential of metal hydrides in the hydrogen ecosystem. They discuss how material science is bridging the gap between renewable energy production and commercial, long-duration energy storage.

Is the hope of the hydrogen economy hidden right beneath our feet? In this episode of the H2 Liftoff Podcast, host Tim La Valle sits down with Pierre Levin, CEO at Vema Hydrogen, to discuss the shift from traditional fossil fuels to Engineered Mineral Hydrogen.

I hope you enjoy our conversation.

Tim La Valle

Host, H2 Liftoff Podcast

If you have thoughts or questions about this podcast or would like to suggest someone as a guest for the show, please contact me at tim.lavalle@hydrogeneconomy.org.

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In the episode of the H2 Liftoff podcast, host Tim La Valle interviews Dmitry Serov, Founder and CEO of Hyroad Energy. Dmitry shares his vision for accelerating the growth of the hydrogen fuel truck ecosystem. He discusses several timely topics including hydrogen fuel cell versus battery electric trucks, Hyroad’s strategic acquisition of Nikola assets, their truck-as-a-service model, and the importance of partnerships. Dmitry also discusses Hyroad’s hydrogen infrastructure strategy, achieving diesel cost parity, and the hydrogen challenges and opportunities ahead. I hope you enjoy the podcast.

Tim La Valle

Host, H2 Liftoff Podcast

If you have thoughts or questions about this podcast or would like to suggest someone as a guest for the show, please contact me at tim.lavalle@hydrogeneconomy.org.

In this episode of the H2 Liftoff podcast, host Tim La Valle interviews Oghosa Erhahon, Policy Officer at the Long-Duration Energy Storage (LDES) Council and Co-founder of the Lagos Climate Network. Oghosa shares her thoughts on the importance of LDES and the potential for hydrogen in LDES applications. Oghosa also highlights the potential benefits of LDES and hydrogen for island nations, Namibia, and COP 30 climate commitments.

I hope you enjoy our conversation.

Tim La Valle

Co-Host, H2 Liftoff Podcast

If you have thoughts about this podcast or would like to suggest someone as a guest for the show, please contact Tim La Valle at tim.lavalle@hydrogeneconomy.org.

In this episode of the H2 Liftoff podcast, co-host Tim La Valle interviews Roxana Bekemohammadi, founder and executive director of the U.S. Hydrogen Alliance (USHA). Roxana, a renowned leader in the hydrogen and fuel cell industry, is recognized for her expertise in policy advocacy, public service, and technology commercialization. Join Tim to hear Roxana’s thoughts on how to introduce hydrogen policy across America, the ramifications of the 45V legislation, the future of the H2 hubs, how to commercialize hydrogen, and the need to collaborate to make the hydrogen future a reality.

I hope you enjoy our conversation.

Tim La Valle

Co-Host, H2 Liftoff Podcast

If you have thoughts about this podcast or would like to suggest someone as a guest for the show, please contact Tim La Valle at tim.lavalle@hydrogeneconomy.org.

“H2 Infinity and Beyond!” Rod Walton, Managing Editor of EnergyTech, enlightens us with his thoughts on hydrogen and the energy transition in this episode of the H2 Liftoff podcast.

In Episode 4, host Tim La Valle interviews Chris Tully. Chris is a seasoned professional with over 30 years in the telecom, power, and hydrogen fuel cell industries. Chris spent nearly nine years with Plug Power as the VP of Sales. Chris currently lives in Richmond, Va, and is the founder of ANDnotOr, which offers consultation and advisory services for the hydrogen and fuel cell industries. Chris can be reached on linked in (Chris Tully) or on his website at https://www.andnotor.info/.

In this H2 Liftoff podcast episode, host Tim La Valle and John May, Managing Director at Hamilton Clark Sustainable Capital, Inc., discuss how John’s early experience in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) project financing is applicable to financing today’s hydrogen projects.