October 26th, 2009
When Hydrogen Convergence drives Natural Gas Pricing
There will come a time in the not too distant future when the price of natural gas will based on its value to hydrogen convergence. Once this happens, natural gas producers will have access to the new markets that will be created by a more stable energy platform and a vibrant post-Globalization marketplace.
Hydrogen convergence is the process of converting all of our energy choices to a single energy carrier which protects consumers from radical changes in energy prices. This process can be thought of in much the same way as globalization. It happened all around us and the only decision was whether or not to be well-positioned.
At the ebTDesign Forum, we would advise natural gas producers to embrace hydrogen convergence and maximize the output of their hydrogen producing processes. There are already signs that the coal industry understands this path to zero emissions and future clean energy markets.
During the debate on the energy bill, the natural gas industry was almost completely shut out of the conversation. Hydrogen Convergence provides an opportunity to reverse this trend. Support for hydrogen convergence by the natural gas producers will lead to a consolidated energy platform that protects both the post-Globalization marketplace and the American Dream.
Zachary Alexander
Concepts: American-Dream, hydrogen, natural gas, post-Globalization