Policy

Don't expect the US Senate to reinstate 45V green hydrogen tax credits, warn political lobbyists

Biden administration made the scheme 'unworkable', eroding support for it, lobby firms claim

(l-r) Michael Catanzaro, CEO of Republican lobbying firm CGCN, and Colin Hayes, founding partner of Washington lobbying firm Lot Sixteen
(l-r) Michael Catanzaro, CEO of Republican lobbying firm CGCN, and Colin Hayes, founding partner of Washington lobbying firm Lot SixteenPhoto: Tim Ferry/Recharge
Deputy Editor
Published 29 May 2025, 15:26Updated 29 May 2025, 16:24
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