The Hydrogen Economy Task Force was created to make a plan to facilitate the deployment of hydrogen in the state. Membership will consist of 24 members, including appointments from the Illinois General Assembly, governor’s office, trade associations, community-based organizations, and others. The Task Force will
The Oklahoma Statutes call for the creation of a Hydrogen Production, Transportation, and Infrastructure Task Force to meet at least once a month and discuss issues of hydrogen power, such as the incentives and taxes necessary to accelerate a hydrogen economy in the state. The
The Department of Energy must develop and maintain an inventory of biogas and renewable natural gas (RNG) resources available to the state. This inventory can include potential sources and their estimated production quantities, estimates of the range of technologies available to the state, and a
The State Department of Energy is tasked with studying the benefits and barriers to renewable hydrogen production in Oregon to analyze how this resource can support the state’s greenhouse gas reduction goals. Among other things, the study will include information about the hydrogen volume currently
Washington established a statewide Renewable Fuels Office to promote RDD&D of renewable fuel technologies and facilitate the establishment of a Clean Hydrogen Hub in the state. The state also tasked the office with studying hydrogen incentive structures, standards, and future regulation, supporting the equitable implementation
