SoCalGas is submitting an application for the construction of a massive H2 electrolyzer.
The Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) has announced that it is submitting a green hydrogen infrastructure application to construct an electrolyzer with a capacity between 10GW and 20GW.
The application also includes between 25GW and 35GW of new and curtailed wind and solar energy.
This green hydrogen infrastructure application also involves 2GW of energy storage. The goal of the entire application is to secure the opportunity for the delivery of renewable H2 to the Los Angeles Basin.
Along with the submission of the application, SoCalGas announced its intentions to develop the largest renewable H2 system in the country. It would be called the Angeles Link, and it would deliver the greenhouse gas emission-free fuel to the Los Angeles Basin Region. The application outlined the project’s…
Biggest green hydrogen infrastructure in US might be headed to Los Angeles
