Wind and solar are the low-cost sources of renewable electricity that should be widely deployed to help decarbonize the electrical grid. However, studies across multiple states have demonstrated the need for resources that power the grid when the sun is not shining, and the wind is not blowing. Production of GH2 creates the opportunity to capture wind and solar and store it for weeks, months, and even seasons to be used when needed.

Establishing a green hydrogen economy will create hundreds of thousands diversely skilled, family-sustaining jobs across the country. Many of these jobs are similar to existing fossil fuel industry jobs, creating strong opportunities for fossil fuel workers to transition and participate in the clean energy future.