This 28 November 2023 marks the birth of a new online medium. The latter offers subscription-based content in French and English to help you better understand the issues surrounding hydrogen. The intention is to put an emphasis on quality, both in form and content.

G-Hy TV (for Green Hydrogen or Generation Hydrogen) is a channel offered by the same team that created Mobility TV. The recipe is the same: 10-minute interviews and 20-minute round-table discussions, hosted by professional journalists and recorded live on a real television set. The channel will offer free content (interviews, reports) and premium content available for subscribers.

G-Hy TV gets off to a flying start

For its launch, the hydrogen channel G-Hy TV is offering a report made in Brussels during the European Hydrogen Week, with contributions from Valérie Bouillon-Delporte, Raphaël Schoentgen, Mikaa Mered, Christelle Werquin and Jean-Baptiste Choimet. There is also an interview with Jorgo Chatzimarkakis, CEO of Hydrogen Europe and a round-table discussion on the Monaco Hydrogen Forum, which is currently taking place in the Principality. Mathieu Gardies, Chairman of Hype, is one of the first guests. COP28, which opens on Thursday, will provide an opportunity to discuss geopolitics, with contributions from Jorgo Chatzimarkakis (Hydrogen Europe), Cornelius Matthes (MENA Hydrogen Alliance), Khaled Nageib (Hydrogen Egypt), Mikaa Mered and Matthieu Guesné (CEO of Lhyfe).

G-Hy TV aims to make a difference through the quality of its speakers. It will cover the whole of the chain, from mobility to industry, focusing on both major groups and start-ups. G-Hy TV will also be present at major industry events, such as Hyvolution.

You are not unfamiliar with the editor-in-chief of this new channel. He is Laurent Meillaud, editor-in-chief of Hydrogen Today.

Until their videos are made available, you can access all our interviews on Youtube.