NewHydrogen, with its ThermoLoop™ technology, conducted a podcast featuring CEO Steve Hill and UC Berkeley Energy Professor Dr. Daniel Kammen discussing renewable energy trends and the potential of hydrogen. The conversation highlighted the substantial cost reductions in solar and wind energy over the past decade, making new renewable energy plants more economically viable than running existing fossil fuel facilities. Dr. Kammen stressed the significance of green hydrogen for achieving genuine decarbonization, contrasting it with gray or blue hydrogen derived from fossil fuels. Drawing inspiration from Japan's National Hydrogen Strategy, the discussion proposed complete decarbonization by the 2040s through a synergy of renewable energy and hydrogen integration to enhance energy security at reduced costs. Moreover, the dialogue delved into the utilization of electric vehicles as mobile energy storage with a recommendation for mandatory vehicle-to-grid capability in new EVs to bolster grid adaptability. Dr. Kammen also advocated for a concentrated effort on industrial hubs to demonstrate the advantages of green hydrogen while ensuring fair distribution of benefits among communities.