The Biden administration is funding seven hydrogen hub projects across the US.
▸ Location: West Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania
Funding recipient: Appalachian Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub
Tech focus: Natural gas reformation paired with carbon capture and storage (CCUS)
Funding amount: $925 million
Permanent jobs expected: 3,000
▸ Location: California
Funding recipient: Alliance for Renewable Clean Hydrogen Energy Systems
Tech focus: Electrolysis powered by renewable energy, biomass conversion
Funding amount: $1.2 billion
Permanent jobs expected: 90,000
▸ Location: Texas
Funding recipient: HyVelocity H2Hub
Tech focus: Natural gas reformation paired with CCUS, electrolysis powered by renewable energy
Funding amount: $1.2 billion
Permanent jobs expected: 10,000
▸ Location: Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota
Funding recipient: Heartland Hydrogen Hub
Tech focus: Electrolysis powered by renewable and nuclear energy, used to produce fertilizer
Funding amount: $925 million
Permanent jobs expected: 703
▸ Location: Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey
Funding recipient: Mid-Atlantic Clean Hydrogen Hub
Tech focus: Electrolysis powered by renewable and nuclear energy
Funding amount: $750 million
Permanent jobs expected: 6,400
▸ Location: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan
Funding recipient: Midwest Alliance for Clean Hydrogen
Tech focus: Electrolysis powered by renewable energy, used for industrial and transportation decarbonization
Funding amount: $1 billion
Permanent jobs expected: 1,500
▸ Location: Washington, Oregon, Montana
Funding recipient: Pacific Northwest Regional Hydrogen Hub
Tech focus: Electrolysis powered by renewable energy
Funding amount: $1 billion
Permanent jobs expected: 350
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