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OPINION | Why the success of the US hydrogen tax credit will hinge on how emissions are determined

A weak system that unreasonably allows dirty electricity to offset renewable energy means 'green' H2 could actually have higher emissions than grey hydrogen, writes Rachel Fakhry

Rachel Fakhry, senior advocate in the Climate & Clean Energy Program at the NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council).
Rachel Fakhry, senior advocate in the Climate & Clean Energy Program at the NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council).Photo: NRDC
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Published 14 December 2022, 08:25Updated 14 December 2022, 08:25