Chevron has announced the development of an ambitious hydrogen production project, with an initial capacity of 5MW, located in the heart of California’s Central Valley.
Hydrogen production proposals
This project is focused on solar solar energy This project is focused on solar energy, for the generation of up to 2 tons of hydrogen per day, with a low carbon emission margin. One of the company’s bets is a future expansion, which can supply a wide network of hydrogen refueling stations.
[post_relacionado]In addition, Chevron New Energies emphasizes that “the actual commencement of commercial operations will be conditioned by a supportive legislative and regulatory environment, final engineering design, acquisition of relevant permits, and availability of essential materials.”
Favorable laws due to growing demand for hydrogen
On the other hand, Austin Knight, Vice President of Hydrogen at Chevron New Energies, has pointed out the importance of energy policies at both the state and federal level for the success of this energy initiative.
Knight stressed that these policies will be crucial to meet the growing demand for hydrogen and to facilitate the development of commercial-scale hydrogen fueling infrastructures, thereby promoting wider adoption of low-carbon energy solutions.
Accordingly, Knight also emphasized the company’s already established offering of sustainable fuels, such as renewable diesel and low-carbon sustainable aviation fuels (SAF), noting that the hydrogen project will significantly complement and expand this portfolio.
Strategic location of the project
Richard Chapman, President and Chief Executive Officer, Kern Economic Development Corporation Kern Economic Development Corporation has expressed his optimism about the project’s strategic location. Chapman said that by locating in the Central Valley, the project will not only meet the demand of vital transportation corridors, but will also benefit important urban markets in California.
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