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Hydrogen project lobbyists in California trying to get a good chunk out of $300 million state program

Democrats in the Californian state Legislature are debating how much money to give companies to build hydrogen fueling stations. A lobbying group for hydrogen supporters and suppliers, including Chevron, Shell and Toyota, is seeking a designated 30% share of money from the state Clean Transportation program, amounting to $300 million over the next decade, the Calmatters reported on 18 August.

Over the last decade, hydrogen has been earmarked for 20% of its funds. So far, the California Energy Commission has spent $202 million for hydrogen fueling stations. The state’s funding has helped create a network of just 65 hydrogen furling stations, 20 of them in Los Angeles County.

Source https://calmatters.org/environment/2023/08/california-hydrogen-cars-funding/

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