United States Steel Corporation, Equinor US Holdings, and Shell US Gas and Power have entered into a nonexclusive agreement to advance a clean energy hub in the Ohio/West Virginia/Pennsylvania region. The hub would focus on decarbonization opportunities that feature carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS), as well as hydrogen production and utilization.To support the hub’s development, Equinor and Shell will jointly apply for US Department of Energy funding designated for the creation of regional clean energy hubs. US Steel is evaluating the role it may play in the hub, including as a potential funding participant, customer, supplier, or partner.“For 14 years we have been engaged and investing in this region, and our significant equity gas production in the Appalachia region has proved to be an important low carbon asset in our portfolio,” said Grete Tveit, senior vice…
US Clean Energy Hub, South Korean Wind, Jet Fuel From the Sun, and … Plasmalysis?
