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Governor DeWine Announces Partnership with
Midwest Governors to Establish a Regional
Hydrogen Coalition to Expand Economic
Opportunity
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(COLUMBUS,
Ohio)—Ohio Governor Mike DeWine today announced a partnership
between six fellow governors in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky,
Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin to collaborate on developing a
robust hydrogen market, supply chain, and workforce across the
Midwest by signing the Midwest Hydrogen Coalition Memorandum of
Understanding (M-H2 Coalition MOU).
"Ohio has always been a leader in innovation and technology, and
this partnership will be the start of a new era of energy production
that will create jobs and grow our economy," said Governor DeWine.
"This is just the beginning of our support for a clean hydrogen
market, and we look forward to relationships like the one announced
today developing and expanding in the Buckeye State."
The M-H2 Coalition MOU will support advancing hydrogen production
in the region, with little to no greenhouse gas emissions, while
leveraging participating states’ unique assets. Developing a strong
Midwest hydrogen market ecosystem that reduces pollution, enhances
energy security, and improves public health outcomes will enable
existing industries to remain globally competitive and encourage new
industries to build and grow in the Midwest.
View the Midwest Hydrogen Coalition Memorandum of Understanding
The coalition will conduct its work by employing a coordinated
multi-state, multi-sector approach to developing a robust and
sustainable hydrogen economy across the Midwest, informed by
industry, academic, and community engagement. Ohio will utilize its
advanced manufacturing, engineering, and research and development
expertise to help promote diverse hydrogen production pathways
throughout the Midwest region. These innovations and opportunities
will be crucial to safeguard the region's manufacturing economy in
the long term. |
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