NewHydrogen, Inc., a developer of ThermoLoop™ technology for green hydrogen production, announced a podcast featuring CEO Steve Hill and Dr. Jackson Ewing, Director of Energy and Climate Policy at Duke University. Dr. Ewing emphasized the 'Catch-22' dynamic in the hydrogen sector, stressing the need for incentives, infrastructure development, and market mechanisms to address the lack of demand hindering investment in supply. He highlighted areas like ammonia, long-haul trucking, and industrial processes as promising demand drivers for green hydrogen. Dr. Ewing advocates for policy interventions such as production tax credits, permitting reform, and carbon pricing to accelerate adoption. He underscores the importance of bipartisan support and a robust policy framework for long-term investment and growth. Dr. Ewing's work focuses on facilitating energy transitions globally and in the U.S., with projects on climate finance, energy transitions, international carbon pricing, and US-China climate relations. His extensive experience and advocacy underscore the potential for the hydrogen sector to thrive with the right policy support.