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Experts worry that U.S. policies to make clean hydrogen cheaper aren’t enough to convince today’s dirty hydrogen users to make the switch.

Many of the regional hydrogen hubs selected by the Department of Energy plan to use fossil fuels to make hydrogen. Here's why and how.

Many of the regional hydrogen hubs selected by the Department of Energy plan to use fossil fuels to make hydrogen. Here’s why and how.

"The hubs can act as engines for kick-starting how these types of challenges can be sorted through.”

It's part of the Biden administration's plan to accelerate the domestic market for low-cost, clean hydrogen.

Clean hydrogen could help fight climate change, but it barely exists today. Now the administration wants to build an entire industry from scratch.

After more than a year of evaluating competing proposals, the Biden administration has picked the parts of the country where it hopes to turn billions of dollars of federal investment into the seeds of a clean hydrogen economy. On Friday, the Department of Energy announced the selection of seven “clean hydrogen hubs” — sets of projects that promise to combine big investments in low-carbon hydrogen production with big investments in preparing industries to use that hydrogen t...

President Joe Biden is set this week to announce as much as $7 billion in funding for hydrogen projects across the country as part of a competition to jump-start production of the clean-burning fuel in the U.S.

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In an interview, David Crane, undersecretary for infrastructure, said the initiative should help industries that are "cautious" about hydrogen.