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The Energy Forum | Center for Energy Studies | Podcast

What Is the Future of Hydrogen as a Fuel?

November 12, 2025 | Edward M. Emmett, Michael Graff
Man fueling truck with liquid hydrogen

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Edward M. Emmett

Fellow in Energy and Transportation Policy | CES Lead, Transportation

Michael Graff

Nonresident Fellow and CES Director's Council

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In this episode of “The Energy Forum,” energy and transportation policy fellow Ed Emmett talks with Michael Graff, former chairman and CEO of American Air Liquide, about hydrogen’s past, present, and future. Together, they explore how this versatile fuel fits into today’s energy transition and what it will take to make it a truly global solution.

This conversation was recorded on Oct. 29, 2025. 

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