The US Department of Energy (DoE) has allocated $7 billion to launch seven Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs (H2Hubs), aimed at producing 3 million metric tons of hydrogen per year, contributing to nearly one-third of the 2030 US production targets. The funds will also support clean hydrogen storage, delivery, and end-use. The selected hubs include the Appalachian Hydrogen hub in West Virginia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, California, Texas, Heartland Hydrogen Center in South Dakota, Mid-Atlantic Hydrogen Centre in New Jersey, Midwest Hydrogen H in Michigan, and Pacific Northwest in Washington, Oregon, and Montana. The Mission Possible Partnership (MPP), in cooperation with RMI, Systemiq, Power2X, and industry leaders, has set up the Transatlantic Clean Hydrolog Trade Coalition (h2TC) to enable the initial shipment of clean hydrogen from the United States to Europe by 2026. The coalition aims to connect US fuel producers with heavy-industry consumers in Europe and expand transatlantic trade to 3 million tonnes per year.
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