For the past ten years or so, low-carbon hydrogen has been the talk of the town when it comes to the energy of the future. But what exactly is hydrogen, and how is it obtained? To find out, we meet Caroline, head of Hydrogen activities at Equans. "It's very simple: we take water molecules and break them up with a current to recover hydrogen gas on one side, and oxygen on the other

Low-carbon hydrogen production offers promising solutions to the climate challenges we face in transport, industry and energy production. Whether it's fitting out a major European port to accommodate future hydrogen-powered ships, producing fertilizer or powering the Rolling Stones concert, Equans is positioned on all fronts to meet market demands.