Editorial policy | WHEC Hydrogen

WHEC Hydrogen begins with a question, then builds a useful boundary around it. The desk prefers primary agency, standards and research material, records dates when claims depend on current rules, and avoids invented figures, quotes, people or first-hand experiences. Articles explain trade-offs and limitations in plain language. Corrections are made when a material error is identified, with the page reviewed and the change dated in the source workflow. Links are descriptive and editorial. The publication may update a guide when a standard, market rule or technical understanding changes. Readers can suggest a correction or source at contact@whec2014.com.

A practical standard

Readers should be able to tell what a page is about, who made it, when it was published and how to raise a question. The navigation, author page, source workflow and contact address are part of that standard. The publication stays small enough to review its own assumptions and clear enough for a reader to follow the next useful link.

Keep reading

Start with the Hydrogen Systems Field Guide, browse the topic index, or contact the desk with a correction.