In this H2Tech article, James Fraser, vice president of global renewables for Emerson’s systems and software business, explains how process manufacturers and utilities are discovering that hydrogen has the potential to be a bridge between the power generation gap of fossil fuels and renewables, but only if their facilities have the right technologies in place.
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