David M. Turk

Government Agency

Federal tax policy and financial administration

Hydrogen produced with low or zero carbon emissions, often through methods like electrolysis powered by renewable energy or natural gas with carbon capture.

Technologies focused on harnessing energy from renewable sources, which the new center aims to advance.

Technology that generates electricity through an electrochemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen, with water as the only byproduct.

United States

Glasgow

An initiative designed to accelerate the deployment of clean hydrogen by matching up communities worldwide for sharing ideas, learning from each others’ successes and failures, and boosting progress, especially at the municipal and city level.

A project aiming to make hydrogen fuel technology less of a concept and more of an everyday reality by testing it with end-users across various applications including cars, forklifts, buses, and heat/power.

A federal tax credit program offering $0.60 to $3 per kilogram of clean hydrogen produced, contingent on meeting renewable energy and emissions requirements.