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Energy Transition

Energy Transition

Introduction

The energy transition is the global shift from fossil fuels to low-carbon energy sources like hydrogen, wind, and solar. Hydrogen plays a central role in decarbonising sectors where electricity isn’t enough.

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The Energy Transition and Hydrogen – McKinsey

🧠 What It Means

  • A long-term move to cleaner, sustainable energy.

  • Hydrogen complements renewables and storage.

  • Impacts infrastructure, policy, and industry.

Key Challenges

  • Requires massive capital and coordination.

  • Risk of uneven transitions across regions.

  • Needs supportive policies and public support.

🦁 Muzaffar’s Comment

“This isn’t just an energy change—it’s a system shift. Hydrogen is a bridge we can’t ignore.”

🦉 Sameer’s Comment

“It’s wild how energy systems are being rewritten in real time. Hydrogen feels like a quiet revolution happening beneath the surface.”

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