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AltaGas details Washington green hydrogen project plans

AltaGas, selected to receive funds as part of the DOE hydrogen hubs program, is moving ahead with a green hydrogen project in Washington state.

Canadian energy company AltaGas detailed its plans for a green hydrogen production and storage facility at the site of a former aluminum smelter in Washington state.

“If brought to full fruition, the AltaGas Ltd. project could cost $850 million to $1 billion and provide hundreds of living wage jobs in Whatcom County during its construction phase,” The Bellingham Herald reported, citing a company official.

AltaGas was selected to receive funds as part of the $1bn DOE grant for a hub in the Pacific Northwest.

The facility would produce 100 metric tons of hydrogen per day from wind and solar energy, the paper reported.

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