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  • February 21, 2023

    Existing Clean Power and Eligibility for Hydrogen Production Tax Credits: “Additionality” Doesn’t Add Up

    Existing Clean Power and Eligibility for Hydrogen Production Tax Credits: “Additionality” Doesn’t Add Up

    The Inflation Reduction Act promises to transform the energy sector in many ways, but among the most exciting is the hydrogen production tax credit, which provides a production tax credit, over a ten year period beginning with the date a facility is placed in service, of up to 60 cents per kilogram of “clean hydrogen”… Continue reading

    Air, Climate Change, Greenhouse Gas, Sustainability
    Allison A. Torrence, Corporate Environmental Lawyer, Greenhouse, Hydrogen, Inflation Reduction Act, Jenner & Block, Matthew Price, Steven M. Siros
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