Green hydrogen is produced by distributing water using renewable electricity without emitting carbon dioxide. 

Unlike fossil fuels, hydrogen is abundant and can be produced infinitely by sustainable energy such as solar and wind. 

Green hydrogen can be used to produce electricity, transport and industrial applications, which is adaptable. 

By moving to green hydrogen, the nations of the world can reduce their relying fossil fuel like on coal, oil and gas. 

Hydrogen can store excessive renewable energy and solve the occasional nature of solar and wind energy. 

Hydrogen fuel vehicles offer a cleaner alternative to cars, reducing pollution and dependence on lithium batteries. 

The industries such as steel, cement and chemicals can replace fossil fuels with green hydrogen and reduce costs. 

The green hydrogen sector is expected to create millions of jobs around the world, increasing economics and innovation. 

Green hydrogen stands as a promising zero emission solution for a sustainable and bright future without carbon. 

Countries around the world invest a large number of green hydrogen projects, making it a key future energy policy.