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The Hydrogen Stream: EIA sees mostly gray hydrogen in U.S. by 2050

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) says US hydrogen production will increase about 80% by 2050, mainly from natural gas with minimal electrolyzer use, while key industry players advance large-scale green hydrogen projects and expand hydrogen vehicle support across global markets.

Largest hydrogen plant in North America slated for California

Element Resources will use solar power and battery storage to ensure 24/7 production.

Sunrise brief: Loan guarantee of $1.7 billion to help U.S. producer scale clean hydrogen

Also on the rise: Software is the future of solar. Enphase IQ8 microinverters are now Build America, Buy America compliant. And more.

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Loan guarantee of $1.7 billion to help U.S. producer scale clean hydrogen

Plug Power seeks to scale up production, liquification and storage for fuel cell vehicles in transportation and logistics.

Sunrise brief: Where does solar stand in Trump’s ‘all the above’ energy policy?

Also on the rise: Clean hydrogen set for commercial liftoff by 2030. $50 billion solar land boom in Texas. And more.

Google-supported solar projects more than double Oklahoma solar capacity

Five planned solar facilities will add 700 MW of capacity to a state that currently has only 376 MW of solar installed.

Clean hydrogen set for commercial liftoff by 2030

Department of Energy report says planned project capacity increased 26% in 2024.

BLM seeks public input for Idaho renewable energy projects

The Bureau of Land Management is seeking preliminary input for potential solar, battery energy storage and wind generation projects in Idaho.

Sunrise brief: Solar backlash in Michigan stymies project expansion

Also on the rise: Examining final rules for clean hydrogen tax credit. Virtual power plant capacity must expand to meet demand. And more.

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