In a recent podcast interview, Dr. Sanjeev Mukerjee, a Distinguished Professor at Northeastern University, discussed the challenges and opportunities in scaling hydrogen innovation. Dr. Mukerjee emphasized the necessity of continued investment and time to overcome durability and scalability issues in adopting hydrogen solutions. He stressed the importance of incentives, private investment, and strong partnerships to support the transition towards hydrogen, acknowledging the need to translate cutting-edge science into practical applications. The conversation also delved into the potential of hydrogen fuel cell trucks, decentralized electricity and hydrogen production, and the transformative impact of low-cost green ammonia production on agricultural sustainability. Dr. Mukerjee's positive outlook and call to action to shed pessimism highlight the importance of collaborative problem-solving in advancing the hydrogen economy. NewHydrogen, Inc., the developer of ThermoLoop™ technology that produces green hydrogen using water and heat, aims to revolutionize the hydrogen production landscape by utilizing a cost-effective and sustainable approach. By focusing on leveraging water, an infinite and renewable resource, NewHydrogen aims to reduce the reliance on traditional, limited resources like coal, oil, and natural gas for hydrogen production. The company's innovative method sidesteps the high costs associated with green electricity, offering a promising avenue for achieving affordable green hydrogen production.