Pipeline company touts helping the nation; letter writing campaign raises questions. Critic says, “Just pipe the natural gas.”
In Pennsylvania, a hydrogen hub in upheaval as natural gas producer pauses involvement while four others bail on the project.
With billions up for grabs and scores of air quality violations to its name, CNX tries to recast itself as a climate warrior.
After a decade of lobbying, SoCalGas is planning to blend hydrogen into gas lines serving a mostly Latino town in the San Joaquin Valley.
With billions in tax credits at stake, Pennsylvania gas producer CNX wants in on the hydrogen revolution
Production, distribution, power generation, carbon capture all in the works: Questions, concerns, confusion abound.
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s push to ramp up the renewable fuel carries risks: increased emissions and pollution.
State hydrogen projects promoted, killed; governor goes to Australian hydrogen conference with oil and gas reps.
Sempra is pitching lawmakers on industry-friendly climate solutions paid by ratepayers.
Developers tout hydrogen as a clean energy source; Navajo opponents say it is another way outsiders will profit by harming their environment and health.
The Advanced Technology Energy Act was killed over the weekend following objections from tribal leaders.
The Advanced Energy Technology Act clearly echoes last year’s quartet of failed hydrogen bills that promoted public-private partnerships.
Building and construction trade unions would benefit from industrial green policy, but critics warn of fossil fuel subsidies.
Fossil fuel companies are pushing for investment in emission-reducing technologies critics say are unproven or even harmful.
Hoping to land federal infrastructure funds, New Mexico is partnering with other Western states on the proposal.
A look beneath the hood of the Hydrogen Hub Development Act reveals the natural gas industry’s machinations.
Hydrogen production would dramatically increase natural gas development in a state that already struggles to police natural gas operators.
The unpopular proposal promotes a fuel that may cause more harm to the environment than it’s worth to produce.
The state’s governor needs to sell environmentalists, the fossil fuel sector and the public on the green-ish energy source.