Fossil fuels still comprise 80 percent of the global energy mix, with wind and solar making up only 2 percent, according to a sponsored report by Amir Sharifi, energy transition lead at Ardian Infrastructure, titled, “Clean hydrogen: The future of energy,” which was published in the May issue Institutional Investing in Infrastructure. Sharifi suggests hydrogen has an important role to play if governments and companies are to achieve their net-zero carbon emissions goals. “… three characteristics — versatility, storage and transportation — make hydrogen a compelling solution for many applications across the economy today,” notes Sharifi. “An even wider range of new industrial and individual applications for clean hydrogen will become available with further investment and innovation, including the production of e-fuels and other biofuels, alongside the replacement of fossil fuels in processes such as heating, steelmaking, and power and mobility.” To access