Comments to the Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations on the Notice of Intent to Provide Additional Support for Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs

This submission to the Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations considers the office's notice of intent on the subject of putting $1 billion towards subsidizing demand for clean hydrogen.

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Date

July 24, 2023

Authors

Alan Krupnick and Aaron Bergman

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Testimony and Public Comments

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This submission to the Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations in the Department of Energy examines the office's notice of intent on the subject of putting $1 billion towards the Regional Clean Hydrogen Program.

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Comments to the Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations on the Notice of Intent to Provide Additional Support for Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs

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Alan Krupnick

Senior Fellow

Alan Krupnick is a senior fellow at RFF.

Aaron Bergman

Fellow

Aaron Bergman

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