June 13, 2025, U.S. The U.S. Department of Energy announced $20 million in grants for geologic hydrogen research.
Geologic hydrogen, naturally produced underground, could meet global energy needs for centuries.
Michigan, along with other areas in the U.S., shows promise for geologic hydrogen potential.
The industry is following the money, with a surge in companies exploring this field.
Sandia National Laboratories is researching methods to stimulate hydrogen production.
A village in Mali has benefited from free, emission-free electricity from a geologic hydrogen well since 2012.
If proven viable, geologic hydrogen could revolutionize the green energy transition.