This morning (Friday, October 13, 2023) the Biden administration announced the winners of the Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs grant program. The seven winners are: Non-Federal Funding The high ratio of private:grant funding is of particular note. The H2Hub program required a minimum 50% non-federal match (a 1:1 ratio), but the winners put up $43 billion …
The following are positions held by various organizations, coalitions, and individuals relating to the so-called “three pillars”: additionality, regionality/deliverability, and time matching restrictions related to the impending 45V hydrogen tax credit stipulations.
This brief highlights federal funding opportunities for hydrogen production in the United States. Although not comprehensive, it covers the major opportunities resulting from two key pieces of legislation: the Inflation Reduction Act and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. The programs funded by each legislation are also discussed.
We outline the major sources of demand for hydrogen, present and future.
We discuss the three primary modes of renewable hydrogen production, as well as how hydrogen is made from fossil fuels,