
OUR VISION & MISSION
Zero emissions.Zero carbon.All good.
We envision a world in which everyone, everywhere has access to affordable, 100% green energy.
Our mission is to transform NFE into one of the world’s leading providers of carbon-free power by replacing fossil fuels with renewable hydrogen.

Climate change, fueled by carbon emissions, is wreaking havoc on ecosystems and communities across the globe. It’s a crisis that affects all of us, and we are committed to being a meaningful part of the solution. Today, we reduce emissions by helping our customers switch from oil-based fuels to cleaner-burning natural gas. But, that’s not enough. Everyone, everywhere deserves access to affordable, 100% green energy. That’s why we formed Zero.

Zero is our new division charged with helping transform our company into one of the world’s leading zero-carbon power providers by using green (also known as renewable or clean) hydrogen instead of fossil fuels. Hydrogen, our planet’s most abundant element, can be made by using renewable energy to split water (H2O) into oxygen and hydrogen. This green hydrogen can then be used in place of fossil fuels in transportation, industrial processes and even power generation – without generating any emissions. Electrolysis isn’t a new concept, but falling renewable costs and technological advancements are making green hydrogen a viable alternative to fossil fuels. With our experience in energy infrastructure, logistics and power, we are uniquely positioned to take advantage of this opportunity.
Zero’s goal is to help our company and our customers make the leap from low-carbon to no-carbon emissions. We believe that helping today’s gas users become tomorrow’s hydrogen users will have a tremendous impact for our business, and more importantly, our planet.
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Green hydrogen to overtake blue in energy transition cost race 'by 2030': IHS Markit
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Launching Zero: Wes Edens on Green Hydrogen
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“Green” hydrogen: the energy of the future?
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Green hydrogen: Zero emissions, infinite uses
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Why hydrogen, why now? Because climate, economy and finance say so
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New material offers prospect of cheaper hydrogen vehicles
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Advancing high temperature electrolysis: splitting water to store energy as hydrogen
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The hydrogen factory of the future
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Beyond electrolysis: other exciting advances in green hydrogen technology
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Hydrogen-based seasonal storage an alternative form of long-term energy storage
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World-first green hydrogen and storage plan to help turn Los Angeles 100%-renewable
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Green hydrogen: a pillar of decarbonization?
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Is natural gas the transition fuel for hydrogen?
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The clean hydrogen future has already begun
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Hydrogen is the fuel of the future. For real this time, IEA says
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Hydrogen’s plunging price boosts role as climate solution
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Green hydrogen 'cheaper than unabated fossil-fuel H2 by 2030': Hydrogen Council
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Green hydrogen is right around the corner
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How renewable energy will make all the cheap hydrogen we need
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Green hydrogen costs projected to decrease by up to 60% by 2030
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It's time to talk hydrogen
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Hydrogen: a renewable energy perspective
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Low-carbon heat solutions for heavy industry: sources, options, and costs today
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How hydrogen is transforming these tiny Scottish islands
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Why green hydrogen is key to the global energy transition
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Hydrogen 'can power virtually all container ships crossing the Pacific'
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Graforce develops technology to produce hydrogen from manure
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Researchers improve hydrogen fuel production efficiency by 25 times
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Solar power stations in space could supply the world with limitless energy
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Green hydrogen is about to go mainstream