Video | What’s really needed to make electrolysers cheaper?

By Thomas Dee on May 21, 2025

Jonathan Long, Senior Consultant at ERM; Leanne Halliday, Global Head Energy and Renewables at LRQA; and Deepak Bawa, CEO at Splitwaters discuss what advancements are needed to make electrolytic hydrogen cheaper on H2 View’s Electrolysers: Scaling-Up the Hydrogen Economy webinar.

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