Green hydrogen is a hot topic nowadays, leaving many to wonder how important a role it will play in the future as an energy source to heat homes, run factories, and advance vehicles. Green hydrogen, also referred to as “clean hydrogen,” is a clean burning fuel that has significantly low carbon emissions.1 This is among its main differences from grey hydrogen, which is produced using fossil fuels such as natural gas or coal.

Although seemingly forgotten now, the second quarter of 2023 was almost derailed by debt ceiling concerns. However, in the 11th hour, a deal was reached, allowing the government to pay its bills for now. From a market perspective, this deal should be viewed as unquestionably positive as it takes the debt ceiling issue off the table until 2025.