The Industrial Innovation Initiative (I3) releases a statement regarding the Department of Energy's seven Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub selections.
Department of Energy Announces First Round of Hydrogen Hub Awards
Author: Industrial Innovation Initiative
Building a Decarbonized Steel Sector
Decarbonizing the industrial sector has long been challenging due to the number of different subsectors and the variety of emissions sources. This is the second post in a series that will break down the complexities of industrial emissions by walking through the top four industrial subsectors and how we can decarbonize them. Second on the list: decarbonizing steel.
Mapping the Landscape of Clean Hydrogen
As the US moves toward achieving its goals to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 50 percent compared to 2005 levels by 2030, and to net zero by 2050, clean hydrogen has emerged as a critical resource for decarbonizing energy-intensive sectors of the economy. A new report from the Industrial Innovation Initiative and Carbon Solutions, [...]
New Report: The Landscape of Clean Hydrogen
The Landscape of Clean Hydrogen report charts regional opportunities for clean hydrogen hubs and considers the immense scale of new hydrogen production needed to meet our nation’s climate goals.
Supporting Lower Emissions Labeling for Construction Materials
The Industrial Innovation Initiative prepared a response to EPA’s request for information to support programs to lower embodied greenhouse gas emissions associated with construction materials and products.
What does ‘green’ procurement mean? Initiatives and standards for cement and steel.
Green purchasing, or procurement, is one of the most effective policy measures to drive important early demand for low-emission cement, concrete and steel. Along with other enabling policies, green procurement can help accelerate progress toward net-zero emissions in industrial sectors.
Advancing the market for clean energy technologies and low-carbon products
I3 responds to the Office of Clean Energy Demonstration's Request for Information on the Use of Demand-side Support for Clean Energy Technologies.
How Hydrogen Hubs Will Support Jobs
The US Department of Energy can support the development of a clean hydrogen economy that centers high-quality, family-sustaining jobs by ensuring that the federal investments made through the H2Hubs program include concrete labor standards, including putting workers at the center of the equitable transition to new forms of energy production.
Bipartisan Hydrogen Infrastructure Initiative Reintroduced
Senators Chris Coons (D-DE) and John Cornyn (R-TX) reintroduce package of bills to support the demonstration and adoption of hydrogen technologies in key end-use sectors.
Centering Industrial Solutions for States
In February 2023, the Industrial Innovation Initiative (I3) hosted an introductory webinar on industrial decarbonization for states, given the critical role they will play in reducing US industrial emissions. Supported by recent federal funding, namely from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Inflation Reduction Act, states are positioned to create a regulatory and policy landscape [...]