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Joe Biden's flagship hydrogen project faces growing opposition

Jun 23, 2024 View Original Article
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39% : The Biden administration has set a goal of producing 10mn metric tonnes of clean hydrogen annually by 2030, up from virtually zero today and the same size as the "dirty" hydrogen industry, which is derived from fossil fuels and produces a significant amount of emissionsCommunity pushback has plagued other hydrogen projects, with France-based CMG Cleantech moving its $113mn renewable technology park in Osceola County, Florida to another site after locals opposed its green hydrogen plans.

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