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Iceland is famous for turning volcanic heat into electricity and hot water. Less well known is that the same volcanic plumbing quietly releases hydrogen gas, and most of it simply drifts into the sky. As the island nation courts India as a partner for geothermal energy, carbon capture, and green hydrogen (George, 2026), a quieter question deserves attention. Could Iceland's next export be expertise in hydrogen that the Earth makes on its own? Natural hydrogen, sometimes calle
