Leyline Discusses the Potential for a Green Hydrogen Market, Analyzes the Social Cost of Carbon, Explores the Future of Energy Storage & More

FUNDING THE FUTURE

Antlia Energy: Expanding Green Hydrogen’s Horizons

Green hydrogen is an emerging zero-emissions energy option. Despite its potential, green hydrogen is costly, difficult to transport, and currently not competitive with other forms of hydrogen energy.

Antlia Energy, a North Carolina startup, is looking to change that by building a recognized standard for a tradeable green hydrogen credit and a marketplace around that value. Read the insights from our conversation with Antlia Co-founder Sam Pollan.

LEARNING FROM CLEAN ENERGY LEADERS

Daniel Flanigan

With companies offering new innovative and affordable solar technologies every day, solar energy has proven to be one of the best routes toward a clean energy future. 

One such innovator is ERTHOS, a solar deployment startup aiming to simplify solar “from the ground up.” Leyline had the pleasure to interview Daniel Flanigan, the company’s chief marketing and product officer, to learn more about ERTHOS’ technology and business model.

On the Horizon

Sodium Sulfate: Future New Grid Energy Storage Technology?

Lithium-ion batteries (LIB) have maintained market dominance as the primary energy storage technology. Unfortunately, LIB faces supply-chain issues and cannot deliver full power for more than four hours. Grid-scale, long-duration energy-storage projects are becoming more and more mainstream, so what technology should be featured in these projects if not LIB? Enter the sodium-sulfur battery technology. Take a look at our full thoughts on the development of this technology.