And thus was the compliance market for time-matched clean energy certificates born! These rules would enshrine the T-EAC approach supported by Google over the locational marginal emissions approach supported by Meta. I expect this will extend far past 45V accounting to power sector policy generally
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Jesse D. Jenkins
At long last, the US Treasury Dept has finalized rules for the clean hydrogen tax credit (45V). home.treasury.gov/news/press-r...
In general, the rules are based on a strong set of environmental safeguards to ensure "clean" hydrogen is truly clean & provide the certainty industry needs to build.
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In general, the rules are based on a strong set of environmental safeguards to ensure "clean" hydrogen is truly clean & provide the certainty industry needs to build.
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