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US, Canada and Mexico to form North American hydrogen market

The effort is one component on a long list of verbal commitments to a cross-border clean economy.

The three major North American economies will jointly develop a North American clean hydrogen market, according to information put out by the White House following the North American Leaders’ Summit in Mexico City.

The effort will include “potential cooperation on research and development, safety codes and standards, cross-border hydrogen clusters, green freight corridors, and integrated maritime operations,” a fact sheet of key deliverables reads.

The summit also saw commitments to methane emissions reduction, electrification and decarbonization of public transit, cross-border standardization and development of EV charging infrastructure, and trilateral conservation.

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