NewHydrogen, Inc., based in Santa Clarita, California, announced a recent episode of the NewHydrogen Podcast featuring CEO Steve Hill and Dr. Christopher Cadou, a Keystone Professor at the University of Maryland. Dr. Cadou discussed the potential of hydrogen in aviation, focusing on fuel cells and the challenges posed by hydrogen's low energy density for long-distance flights. He emphasized the use of existing infrastructure for hydrogen-based synthetic fuels to reduce carbon emissions and costs in the aviation sector. Dr. Cadou highlighted the importance of defossilization and the potential of hydrogen-sourced synthetic hydrocarbons as a carbon-neutral energy carrier, suggesting partnerships for a sustainable energy future. The podcast also covered NewHydrogen's ThermoLoop™ technology, which aims to produce green hydrogen using water and heat, bypassing the expensive process of using green electricity. By leveraging sources like concentrated solar, geothermal, and industrial waste heat, NewHydrogen aims to significantly lower the cost of green hydrogen production. Dr. Cadou's expertise in mechanical engineering and his research in areas like fuel cells and combustion systems add credibility to the discussion on the future of hydrogen in aviation and decarbonization.