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  • Founding Editor, Point Zero Press
  • Coordinator, City Tech, CUNY
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translator, journo, founding editor at Point Zero Press. (frmly @eenews)
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E&E News: Is there a future for 'blue' hydrogen? 5 things to watch.

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By David Iaconangelo 
| POLITICO Pro
Is there a future for 'blue' hydrogen? 5 things to watch. DOE and the Treasury Department are expected to make decisions soon that will help determine whether hydrogen tied to carbon capture is a "clean" fuel. By: | 10/04/2023 06:47 AM EDT ENERGYWIRE | Congress created a landmark suite of incentives in the past two years for companies that make hydrogen from natural gas — as long as they also deploy carbon capture to cut down on the resulting emissions.
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E&E News: Low-carbon hydrogen projects could still go bust, report warns

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By David Iaconangelo 
| POLITICO Pro
Low-carbon hydrogen projects could still go bust, report warns The world's plans for cleaner production of the fuel may not fully materialize, despite plans touted by developers, the International Energy Agency said. By: | 09/22/2023 07:00 AM EDT POLITICO illustration/Photos by iStock ENERGYWIRE | The first global wave of planned low-carbon hydrogen projects could be endangered by a combination of inflation and government inaction, even as proposals from developers continue to mount.
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E&E News: Russia temporarily bans diesel exports; European prices jump

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By Miranda Willson , David Ferris, Heather Richards , David Iaconangelo 
| POLITICO Pro
ENERGYWIRE | Russia temporarily banned exports of diesel in a bid to stabilize domestic supplies, driving European prices higher in already tight global fuel markets. So far this year, Russia was the world’s single biggest seaborne exporter of diesel-type fuel, narrowly ahead of the U.S., according to Vortexa data compiled by Bloomberg. The country shipped more than 1 million barrels a day during January to mid-September, with Turkey, Brazil and Saudi Arabia being among the main destinations.
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