Washington Renewable H2 Alliance Launches Evergreen Hydrogen As Global Brand
March 6, 2022
Washington Renewable H2 Alliance Launches Evergreen Hydrogen As Global Brand
The goal is to help improve the state’s water and air while creating new clean energy jobs.
Washington Green Hydrogen Alliance
The purpose of the WGHA is to help in the reduction of water and air pollution resulting from transportation. It will also work to reduce heavy industry sector carbon emissions in an affordable way.
The inflation reduction bill provides the basis to build a national hydrogen production ecosystem with the most benefit flowing to states like Washington that have the ability to produce large amounts of inexpensive, renewable green hydrogen.
May 2022 Update
Washington Green Hydrogen Alliance was successful in the passage of comprehensive legislation to grow the state's green hydrogen energy industry. Read more.
Washington state legislature passed comprehensive green hydrogen bill to address climate pollution, improve air quality & help industry decarbonize.-Energy News
Universal Hydrogen is modifying small, regional turboprop airplanes to fly on hydrogen fuel in Moses Lake.
WA Green Hydrogen Alliance to improve state’s air and water, create clean energy jobs, & grow Washington-made “Evergreen Hydrogen.” Read more on green energy!
A new 7.4GW renewable hydrogen project in Spain includes two major industrial consumers among the developers. Energy news @ Washington Green Hydrogen Alliance.
News on hydrogen's diversity, sustainability, and growing market worth. Read more hydrogen energy news at the Washington Green Hydrogen Alliance.
News: Port of Chehalis & Twin Transit agree that WA's first hydrogen fueling station could be built on port land. Read more - WA Green Hydrogen Alliance
Washington's first electrolyzer will use hydropower from Wells Dam to create green hydrogen.
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