NewHydrogen, Inc., developer of ThermoLoop™ technology, recently hosted a podcast featuring CEO Steve Hill and Dr. Alex Dowling, Associate Professor at the University of Notre Dame. The discussion revolved around hybrid energy systems that simultaneously produce hydrogen and electricity. Dr. Dowling highlighted a Department of Energy-sponsored project that combines nuclear power with on-site electrolyzers for hydrogen production, underscoring the significance of flexible energy systems in mitigating renewable source variability and reaping economic and operational advantages in electricity markets and grid resilience. The podcast delved into the future of hybrid energy systems, with both experts concurring on the necessity to advance these technologies promptly for a sustainable and effective energy infrastructure. Dr. Dowling expressed positivity regarding market incentives for early adopters and the escalating demand for innovative energy solutions. NewHydrogen's ThermoLoop™ technology, harnessing water and heat for low-cost green hydrogen production, stands as a beacon of progress in the realm of sustainable energy generation. Their partnership with academic expert Dr. Alex Dowling further solidifies their dedication to pioneering advancements in hybrid energy systems.