NewHydrogen, Inc. announced a recent episode of the NewHydrogen Podcast featuring CEO Steve Hill and Dr. Christopher Cadou, a Keystone Professor at the University of Maryland. The podcast focused on hydrogen's potential in aviation, fuel cells, and the future of decarbonization. Dr. Cadou explained the operation of fuel cells, highlighting their efficiency compared to combustion reactions but also pointing out challenges related to low energy density in aviation applications. He advocated for leveraging existing infrastructure for hydrogen-based synthetic fuels to reduce carbon emissions and costs. Dr. Cadou emphasized the significance of defossilization over decarbonization and discussed the potential of hydrogen-sourced synthetic hydrocarbons as a carbon-neutral energy carrier. He stressed the importance of partnerships that combine carbon capture, utilization, and hydrogen production to create a more sustainable energy future. Additionally, NewHydrogen, Inc. is developing ThermoLoop™ technology, which utilizes water and heat instead of electricity to produce green hydrogen at a lower cost. By avoiding the expensive process of making electricity, this technology aims to significantly reduce the cost of green hydrogen production. The company's goal is to contribute to the green hydrogen economy, estimated to have a future market value of $12 trillion. Dr. Christopher Cadou's expertise in mechanical engineering and his research background in combustion-based power systems and fuel cell-gas turbine hybridization further enrich the discussion on hydrogen's role in decarbonization and sustainable energy solutions. The dialogue underscores the urgent need for innovative technologies and collaborations to transition towards a cleaner energy landscape.