The Redding Rancheria Tribe will develop a 30 tonnes per day green hydrogen plant in Red Bluff, California, in partnership with H2 Energy Group.
Unveiling its plans, the Tribe said it has already received $500,000 of financial support from the Department of Conservation to help provide clean fuel for transportation on the I-5 corridor, replacing fossil fuels that emit carbon dioxide (CO2).
In turn, this will support California Governor Gavin Newsom’s goal of banning the sale of diesel or gasoline-powered vehicles by 2035.
Green hydrogen produced at the plant will be made from forest biomass from the Sierra Nevada mountains. By removing dead, down, and diseased trees and underbrush from the forest, the project will also support state and federal policy to prevent forest fires.
... to continue reading you must be subscribed
