New rules to get the tax credit for cleaner hydrogen could send billions to producers
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The Biden administration's final rules for hydrogen tax credits may effectively support clean hydrogen initiatives, yet environmentalists warn of loopholes favoring fossil fuel-based production.
Despite an ambitious aim to transition sectors like industrial manufacturing away from fossil fuels, some producers of dirty hydrogen could still benefit under the new tax credit rules.
The Treasury's final rule allows full tax credits for hydrogen made from natural gas with emissions captured, raising concerns among environmental advocates about the credibility of 'clean' hydrogen.
Wally Adeyemo emphasized that the act reflects a significant investment in clean hydrogen, supported by both Democrats and some Republicans, aiming to foster a green-energy transition.
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