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DOE boosts 31 next-generation hydrogen projects with $52.2m
Commenting on the news, Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm, said, “Part of our path to a net-zero carbon future means investing in innovation to make clean energy sources like hydrogen more affordable and widely adopted so we can reach our goal of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
“These projects will put us one step closer to unlocking the scientific advancements needed to create a strong domestic supply chain and good-paying jobs in the emerging clean hydrogen industry.”
Each of the 31 technologies that will benefit from the funds will focus on bridging technical gaps in hydrogen production, storage, distribution and utilisation technologies, including fuel cells, thereby paving the way toward decarbonisation of the electricity sector by 2035 and creation of good-paying jobs across in the hydrogen sector.
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DOE boosts 31 next-generation hydrogen projects with $52.2m
The US Department of Energy (DOE) has said it will fund 31 next-generation clean hydrogen technologies with $52.5m to reduce costs and accelerate breakthroughs in...
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