The Hydrogen Economy Task Force, created by Public Act 102-1086, is tasked with creating a plan to facilitate the deployment of hydrogen in the state. Membership will consist of 24 Members, including appointments from the Illinois General Assembly, the governor’s office, trade associations, community-based organizations,
The Colorado Energy Office commissioned Energy & Environmental Economics (E3) to develop a Low-Carbon Hydrogen Roadmap to evaluate the potential role hydrogen could play in achieving Colorado’s climate goals. It identifies opportunities, barriers, and recommendations for the deployment of low-carbon hydrogen in Colorado over the
The Connecticut General Assembly called for the president of the Connecticut Green Bank to lead a task force studying the potential of hydrogen in Connecticut’s economy and infrastructure. The taskforce will review regulations needed to scale hydrogen in the state, determine how to best use
Senate Bill 1396 establishes the Hydrogen Study Committee, composed of Members of the state House of Representatives, Senate, and relevant department directors to study the production of hydrogen from any fuel source, including renewable electricity, and recommend legislation related to the production, use, distribution, and
This law mandates that the California Air Resources Board lead an evaluation, to be completed by June 1, 2024, concerning the role of green hydrogen in the state. This report will examine how green hydrogen can help achieve state climate objectives, what infrastructure the large-scale
This law mandates that the State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission (Energy Commission) identify, before December 31, 2023, all available state and federal financing or investment solutions pertaining to the decarbonization of buildings through renewable electrification. The Commission is tasked with consulting with stakeholders
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