In September 2022, US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm announced one of the Department of Energy's largest single investments: up to $7 billion to establish regional clean-hydrogen hubs funded through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. The program, which solicited concept papers and applications from industry consortia, aimed to seed a domestic clean-hydrogen economy spanning production, storage and end use. It complemented the broader Biden-era push to deploy made-in-America clean-energy projects.
In September 2022, US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm announced one of the Department of Energy's largest single investments: up to $7 billion to establish regional clean-hydrogen hubs funded through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. The program, which solicited concept papers and applications from industry consortia, aimed to seed a domestic clean-hydrogen economy spanning production, storage and end use. It complemented the broader Biden-era push to deploy made-in-America clean-energy projects.
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Federal funding for clean-hydrogen infrastructure expands the low-carbon energy ecosystem that supports renewable buildout, though hydrogen pathways vary in cleanliness.
