As the dust settles on a monumental US election, hydrogen industry players are beginning to react to what a Trump presidency will mean for them over the next four years.
Trump’s campaign promise to “drill, drill, drill” has sparked fears that the US may lose momentum in clean energy advancements. Concerns range from the potential complete repeal of key legislation, like the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), to a more cautious approach where only select climate provisions may be cut.
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