NewHydrogen, Inc, the developer of ThermoLoop™, a technology that utilizes water and heat to produce green hydrogen affordably, recently hosted a conversation between CEO Steve Hill and economist Dr. Gordon Rausser. The discussion emphasized the importance of technological advancements and policy frameworks in driving down production costs and making green hydrogen competitive with fossil fuels. Dr. Rausser highlighted the significant global investments in green hydrogen, projecting a substantial increase by 2050. The conversation underscored the critical role of research and development (R&D) in overcoming cost barriers and fostering innovation in the green hydrogen sector. Dr. Rausser advocated for collaborative efforts between public and private stakeholders to maximize synergies and accelerate the adoption of green hydrogen. The potential of green ammonia as a hydrogen derivative in various sectors was also highlighted, with an emphasis on reducing production costs to unlock its full potential. Furthermore, the discussion addressed the geopolitical and economic implications of regional hydrogen production, emphasizing its role in enhancing energy security and economic resilience. Dr. Rausser expressed confidence in the inevitable shift towards a hydrogen-powered future, stressing the importance of coordinated efforts and innovative solutions to expedite the transition. He invited listeners to explore his upcoming book, 'The Curation of Smart Governments,' which offers insights into effective governance and policy frameworks for sustainable development.