Thomas Koch Blank
Rocky Mountain Institute
Thomas Koch Blank is a principal at the Rocky Mountain Institute. An engineer by education, he trained in operations and drilled in business acumen at McKinsey & Company, built the first "McKinsey Marginal Abatement Cost Curve" in 2005 and spent the following eight years building what would become a full scale practice (business area) around sustainability and resource productivity.
Inside the misconception that hydrogen is a significant warming risk
The myth vs. the reality: behind the controversy about green hydrogen and how to accelerate its potential. Read More
A new Swedish iron processing project could disrupt the global steel industry
The new way of processing iron uses hydrogen instead of coal — building on hydrogen's low-emissions promise. Read More
Entergy's plans mark a kickstart for U.S. hydrogen
Could power sector demand scale hydrogen by 100 times? Read More
Green steel is a multi-billion dollar opportunity
No major technology shift has been introduced in the steel industry. But to get to net-zero emissions, new tech is fundamentally required — and fast. Read More
