The future of hydrogen fuel and a Seattle DJ

07/09/21 • 30 min

Hydrogen fuel is emerging as a major part of the future fuel mix. Washington State University mechanical engineer Jacob Leachman has been on leading edge of hydrogen research for over a decade. He talks about hydrogen projects in the Pacific Northwest, reasons why hydrogen is a fuel of choice, and the potential of the fuel.

Also in this episode:
Seattle DJ Taryn Daly, a self-professed rockaholic and a WSU alumna, has her dream job at Seattle’s KISW station. Like most people, Taryn had to make some big adjustments during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Read more about Leachman’s and other WSU researchers’ work on hydrogen, and about Taryn Daly’s career as a rock DJ.

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07/09/21 • 30 min

Viewscapes - The future of hydrogen fuel and a Seattle DJ

Transcript

Jacob Leachman:
So when it comes to you needing to get a charge of energy really fast, and get back on your way with whatever it is you need to do, hydrogen technology ends up having a serious advantage compared to any of the others zero emissions technologies.
Larry Clark:
That's Jacob Leachman, mechanical engineer and hydrogen expert at Washington State University. I talked to him about the future of hydrogen fuel and its exciting potential.
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