Agenda 2035
An active player in the energy transition
At Berkley, we are committed to enabling the hydrogen economy by focusing on the scalable development of blue hydrogen—a key step toward a cleaner industrial future. While green hydrogen remains our long-term goal, we recognize that its financial and technological viability is still decades away.
That’s why blue hydrogen is our priority today. It provides a reliable and immediate solution to decarbonize industry at scale. Using carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies, blue hydrogen can eliminate up to 98% of carbon emissions during production—offering a substantial improvement over conventional fossil fuels.
Our goal is to bridge the gap between today’s energy systems and a green future, using blue hydrogen as a high-volume, low-emission energy source that supports industrial competitiveness and security.
We are currently in the development phase, having completed initial research and engineering blueprints. The next step is to enter deeper research and pilot phases, supported by public-private cooperation and forward-looking infrastructure initiatives. Our work aligns closely with projects like Sparta II, which provide valuable reference points for integration, volume scaling, and industrial impact.
Through our commitment to blue hydrogen, Berkley continues to play an active role in the energy transition, ensuring that climate goals are met with pragmatic, high-impact action.