U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm on Friday highlighted clean energy initiatives and decarbonization efforts while on a swing through Southern Nevada.
Granholm was in the Silver State with members of Nevada’s federal delegation for a trio of energy-focused tours that included the NV Energy Beltway Center Complex to highlight energy grid modernization, a tour of a weatherized home in Spring Valley and a look at the under-construction Air Liquide in North Las Vegas, a $250 million liquid hydrogen plant that is expected to open as early as this month and eventually produce enough fuel to supply 40,000 vehicles running on hydrogen fuel cells each day.
“Nevada is in the enviable position of being able to generate so much clean energy and to be an example for the rest of the country,” Granholm said.
Granholm was joined by Democratic Rep. Susie Lee for the NV Energy and…
Energy Secretary Granholm: Nevada the epicenter of clean energy projects
