Green hydrogen is a nontoxic, carbon-friendly gas produced by the splitting of water molecules into hydrogen gas through electrolysis, releasing oxygen as a byproduct. The process involves the passage of electric current through an electrolyzer. Green hydrogen is considered carbon-free; therefore, even the electricity utilized for electrolysis should be generated through renewable sources. Several global researchers & scientists concur that green hydrogen can emerge as a befitting solution to mitigate the burgeoning problem of global warming and help achieve a green gas-neutral economy by 2050. The energy sector of European nations has been undergoing a delicate phase since the coronavirus outbreak owing to the economic slowdown. Most of the power generating plants remained shut and could not ramp up as expected to meet the increasing energy demand across the continent. As per the figures released by Eurostat.
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