The race to make hydrogen the world's transportation and industrial fuel in order to reduce carbon dioxide emissions is well underway.

The gulf between the promise of hydrogen and the ability to make enough of it to help safely decarbonize the grid is a challenge now coming into public focus. 

Distributed energy resources, electrification and just wholesale compensation for both dominated two panels during the virtual North America Smart Energy Week.

Some Oregon residents and environmental advocates criticized the DEQ's proposal to reduce GHGs as not ambitious enough, while industry said they go too far.

Policies calling for reductions in CO2 emissions have transformed hydrogen from an oil refinery chemical to a top production priority for oil and gas companies.

Moving supply chains to the U.S. for domestic clean technology products would provide a significant boost to the economy, two recent studies concluded.

Secretary Jennifer Granholm held a virtual roundtable with manufacturing companies to emphasize the role of the industrial sector in decarbonization.

Shale gas, the bane of environmentalists, is a key component of the Biden administration plans to decarbonize heavy industry.

The Pennsylvania EQB approved final rules to join 10 other New England and Mid-Atlantic states in RGGI despite GOP efforts to put the issue on hold.

Panelists talked hydrogen at an Electric Power Research Institute forum session on bridging the gaps in a net-zero energy system.