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Public and private groups represented in the PNWH2 Hub are working with leaders in Washington, Oregon and Montana to leverage the region''s renewable energy sources to produce clean hydrogen for the region.
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6 FAQs about [Washington hydrogen energy storage project]
Will the Pacific Northwest develop a clean hydrogen economy?
“With this investment, the Pacific Northwest will be able to develop a new clean hydrogen economy that will create local jobs and build on the region’s long history of supporting clean energy resources,” said PNWH2 Board Vice Chair and Oregon Department of Energy Director Janine Benner.
Does Washington State have a hydrogen hub?
“Washington State University is thrilled with today’s news and is pleased to have been able to lend its expertise in the creation of Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub proposal. WSU has long been a leader in alternative fuel research, including hydrogen,” said Washington State University President Kirk Schulz.
How much does the Energy Department's hydrogen Hub program cost?
The Energy Department’s hydrogen hub program totals $8 billion. It was created under the $1.2 trillion infrastructure law President Joe Biden signed in late 2021. In this round of the program, the department plans to award $6 billion to $7 billion for between six and 10 projects. Loading...
Where are the proposed hydrogen plants located in the Pacific Northwest?
The proposed sites include Bellingham, Centralia, East Wenatchee and Kennewick in Washington; Portland, Boardman and Baker City in Oregon; and St. Regis in Montana, according to a Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Association presentation.
Can Washington grow the hydrogen fuel industry?
Washington state has been working for roughly the past five years to grow its hydrogen fuel industry. Washington leaders have built a coalition of interested parties through a group called CHARGE, or the Consortium for Hydrogen And Renewably Generated E-Fuels, which is associated with Washington State University.
How many metric tons of hydrogen can a hub produce a day?
On April 6, the association submitted its full application to a new U.S. Department of Energy program that will award funding for the hubs. The coalition believes it can meet an Energy Department target of producing 50 to 100 metric tons of hydrogen daily.