This paper delves into the ethical dimensions of the green hydrogen transition, exploring the intrinsic societal and environmental values underpinning this transformative energy shift.
Long abstract:
The transition to green hydrogen stands as a pivotal juncture in the global pursuit of sustainable energy solutions. This abstract presents an upcoming qualitative research paper, "Unveiling Ethical Foundations: The Role of Values in Green Hydrogen Transition," focusing on the ethical underpinnings shaping this evolution. This study emphasizes qualitative methodologies, incorporating in-depth interviews with eminent figures in the green hydrogen domain and a thorough analysis of existing scholarly literature. Given the disputable nature of green hydrogen, the research seeks to unravel the ethical dimensions that influence the adoption and development of this technology. By delving into stakeholders' perspectives and industry thought leaders' insights, the paper aims to shed light on the societal and environmental values intertwined with the green hydrogen transition. Furthermore, through rigorous qualitative assessments and dialogues with experts, this inquiry additionally seeks to offer vital insights into the values driving the green hydrogen revolution and their broader impact on the energy landscape. The research also aims to critically examine differing viewpoints and potential ethical challenges within the field, contributing to a more comprehensive understanding of the ethical implications of green hydrogen as a leading energy alternative.