Chevron today (Sep 14) announced plans to grow its hydrogen production to 150,000 tonnes per year by 2030 as part of a tripled $10bn low-carbon investment.
America’s second largest oil company said the hydrogen produced would be supplied to industrial, power and heavy-duty transport customers.
The move is part of Chevron’s plans to grow its lower carbon energy businesses, which also includes increasing its renewable natural gas and renewable fuels production capacity, as well as raising carbon capture and offsets.
The company said it expects to invest more than $10bn between now and 2028, including $2bn to lower the carbon intensity of Chevron’s operations – triple the company’s previous stated $3bn.
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