From Pride to Stigma: The Identity Crisis of Belarusian Tech Companies
Belarus was once referred to as the “Silicon Valley of Eastern Europe.” Indeed, since the […]
Our next guest is a dedicated engineer looking for solutions to reduce harmful emissions and popularize hydrogen technologies.
Dragomir Ivanov is a leading expert in hydrogen with over 16 years of experience.
He is the founder of Hydrogenera – a company developing technologies for hydrogen production, storage, and consumption. He is also the author of two patents in the field.
Dragomir’s vision is to demonstrate that hydrogen can be the main energy source because it is universal, has a zero carbon footprint, and can completely replace conventional fuels.
In his conversation with Irina, Dragomir shares insights from his transition from lab innovations to entrepreneurial endeavors focused on hydrogen technology, emphasizing the simplicity and potential impact of converting water into clean fuel.
The entrepreneur says that the technology for a hydrogen-based energy system is here but the primary challenge he sees is a shift in the mindset and proper legislation.
In his view, Bulgaria is lagging in adopting hydrogen compared to other European countries, missing the potential for market growth and energy efficiency improvement.
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