Hydrogen is emerging as one of the most promising pillars to accelerate the global energy transition. As highlighted in a recent Clarín article, this energy vector has the potential to transform the way we produce, store, and use energy—especially in hard-to-decarbonize sectors such as heavy industry and transportation.
In Argentina, the development of green hydrogen — produced from renewable sources such as solar and wind — represents a strategic opportunity. The country’s abundant natural resources could position it as a key player in supplying clean energy at both the regional and international levels. However, the path toward large-scale adoption requires overcoming technical and economic challenges, including high production costs, the lack of infrastructure, and the need for public policies that encourage investment.
The article emphasizes that moving toward a hydrogen economy involves not only technological innovation but also long-term planning and collaboration between the public and private sectors. Establishing clear regulatory frameworks, together with incentives for research and development, will be essential to ensure the sustainable growth of this emerging industry.
At Génesis Sustentabilidad, we understand that hydrogen is a key component within the broader ecosystem of climate solutions. We support companies and governments in designing strategies that integrate this energy source into their decarbonization plans, promoting projects that combine innovation, emissions mitigation, and sustainable development. We believe that green hydrogen is not only an alternative energy source, but a concrete opportunity to build a cleaner, more competitive, and more resilient future.