Renewable Energy Could Be a Casualty in the War on Inflation

Not just the War on Inflation, even the "Inflation Reduction Act". Partners in the awarded hydrogen hubs for example are expected to contribute an 88% cost share. For the 12% they may receive from the DoE (re-imbursable, of course) they are not only expected to meet their milestones but also to do work force development, community education plus stringent administration. For a startup without resources not worth the effort.

Hmm. That would be why the "Inflation Reduction Act" spends so much money?

> This guidebook provides an overview of the clean energy, climate mitigation and resilience, agriculture, and conservation-related investment programs in President Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act,

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