Ans: The market study conducted by BIS Research considered the definition of white hydrogen, also called natural hydrogen or gold hydrogen, to be a naturally occurring geological form of hydrogen that is typically found in underground deposits. White hydrogen is formed through natural processes, distinct from hydrogen produced through industrial or laboratory methods. In contrast to green hydrogen, which is generated from renewable energy sources, and gray, brown, or black hydrogen, derived from fossil fuels, white hydrogen may indeed be renewable. Natural hydrogen is considered non-polluting and can offer lower costs compared to industrially produced hydrogen. It has been identified in various source rocks located beyond the traditional sedimentary basins where oil companies typically operate. The presence of natural hydrogen in these source rocks presents an opportunity for accessing clean and potentially abundant hydrogen resources that could contribute to a more sustainable energy future. The market study conducted by BIS Research considered the definition of white hydrogen, also called natural hydrogen or gold hydrogen, to be a naturally occurring geological form of hydrogen that is typically found in underground deposits. White hydrogen is formed through natural processes, distinct from hydrogen produced through industrial or laboratory methods. In contrast to green hydrogen, which is generated from renewable energy sources, and gray, brown, or black hydrogen, derived from fossil fuels, white hydrogen may indeed be renewable. Natural hydrogen is considered non-polluting and can offer lower costs compared to industrially produced hydrogen. It has been identified in various source rocks located beyond the traditional sedimentary basins where oil companies typically operate. The presence of natural hydrogen in these source rocks presents an opportunity for accessing clean and potentially abundant hydrogen resources that could contribute to a more sustainable energy future.
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