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Will This New U.S. Bill Kill Green Hydrogen? What H.R.1 Means for America’s Hydrogen Future

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In today’s episode of The Hydrogen Podcast, we break down the biggest legislative shift in the U.S. hydrogen industry to date—the House-passed “One Big, Beautiful Bill Act” (H.R.1)—and how it could transform the economics of hydrogen production.

🧪 Key Topics Covered:

  • Why steam methane reforming with CCS, natural hydrogen, and methane pyrolysis may dominate U.S. hydrogen production
  • The repeal of the Section 45V Clean Hydrogen Production Tax Credit and what it means for projects like Plug Power, Air Products, and Clean Hydrogen Works
  • The new focus on Section 45Q for carbon capture—and how ExxonMobil’s Baytown hydrogen hub could thrive under the new rules
  • The shifting competitiveness of electrolytic hydrogen, and why its future may now rest on R&D and cost innovation

💼 Economic Takeaways:

  • Hydrogen from SMR+CCS, natural hydrogen, and pyrolysis costs $1–$2/kg—half the cost of electrolysis
  • Potential loss of $50B in hydrogen investments due to the short 60-day construction window for 45V eligibility
  • Plug Power’s market cap could drop $500M; Air Products’ and CF Industries’ projects are now at risk
  • But ExxonMobil’s Baytown plant could make $500M/year in CCS tax credits under 45Q

📈 Whether you're a policymaker, investor, or energy professional, this episode is your definitive guide to understanding the real market implications of H.R.1.

👉 Like, subscribe, and hit the bell to stay ahead of the hydrogen curve.
📩 Email us at [email protected] for feedback or questions!

#HydrogenPodcast #GreenHydrogen #BlueHydrogen #HydrogenEconomy #HydrogenPolicy #Section45V #Section45Q #CarbonCapture #NaturalHydrogen #MethanePyrolysis #ExxonMobilHydrogen #PlugPower #AirProducts #CleanHydrogen #HydrogenLegislation #HydrogenInvestment

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In today’s episode of The Hydrogen Podcast, we break down the biggest legislative shift in the U.S. hydrogen industry to date—the House-passed “One Big, Beautiful Bill Act” (H.R.1)—and how it could transform the economics of hydrogen production.

🧪 Key Topics Covered:

  • Why steam methane reforming with CCS, natural hydrogen, and methane pyrolysis may dominate U.S. hydrogen production
  • The repeal of the Section 45V Clean Hydrogen Production Tax Credit and what it means for projects like Plug Power, Air Products, and Clean Hydrogen Works
  • The new focus on Section 45Q for carbon capture—and how ExxonMobil’s Baytown hydrogen hub could thrive under the new rules
  • The shifting competitiveness of electrolytic hydrogen, and why its future may now rest on R&D and cost innovation

💼 Economic Takeaways:

  • Hydrogen from SMR+CCS, natural hydrogen, and pyrolysis costs $1–$2/kg—half the cost of electrolysis
  • Potential loss of $50B in hydrogen investments due to the short 60-day construction window for 45V eligibility
  • Plug Power’s market cap could drop $500M; Air Products’ and CF Industries’ projects are now at risk
  • But ExxonMobil’s Baytown plant could make $500M/year in CCS tax credits under 45Q

📈 Whether you're a policymaker, investor, or energy professional, this episode is your definitive guide to understanding the real market implications of H.R.1.

👉 Like, subscribe, and hit the bell to stay ahead of the hydrogen curve.
📩 Email us at [email protected] for feedback or questions!

#HydrogenPodcast #GreenHydrogen #BlueHydrogen #HydrogenEconomy #HydrogenPolicy #Section45V #Section45Q #CarbonCapture #NaturalHydrogen #MethanePyrolysis #ExxonMobilHydrogen #PlugPower #AirProducts #CleanHydrogen #HydrogenLegislation #HydrogenInvestment

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