Nov 20, 2024
U.S. Department of Energy Awards $2.2 Billion to Accelerate Clean Hydrogen Development
The U.S. Department of Energy has allocated $2.2 billion to advance clean hydrogen energy projects in the Gulf Coast and Midwest regions, aiming to reduce carbon emissions in heavy industries and transportation.
In a significant move to combat climate change, the U.S. Department of Energy is investing $2.2 billion to develop clean hydrogen hubs in the Gulf Coast and Midwest. This initiative seeks to produce low-carbon hydrogen through methods like electrolysis and carbon capture, supporting the administration’s goal of producing 50 million metric tons of clean hydrogen by 2050. Read more.
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Airline industry struggles to scale sustainable aviation fuel as flagship refinery shuts down and most projects stall.
A Reuters investigation reveals that only a fraction of the 165 sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) projects announced over the past decade have materialized, with World Energy’s flagship SAF refinery in California closing, underscoring systemic challenges that leave airlines far from meeting climate targets.
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New York Projects Clean Energy Targets Will Be Missed Without Major Adjustment
New York’s freshly released energy plan warns the state will miss its climate mandates—such as powering 70% of its grid with renewables by 2030—unless grid upgrades, storage, and project deployment accelerate sharply.