Washington Evergreen Hydrogen:
Energy In A State Of Nature
Making green hydrogen requires splitting the atoms in water (H2O) with an electrolyzer.
What’s Green Hydrogen Energy?
Fossil fuel-free energy produced in the Evergreen State. A limitless renewable resource we can use to decarbonize our state’s economy and transportation sectors.
We call it “evergreen” because it will never emit any CO2 when it’s being made or when it’s being used. Not today. Not tomorrow. Not ever.
Why Do We Need
Green Hydrogen?
In order to reduce our climate pollution as quickly as possible, industry needs a fuel source to help it replace coal, gas, and oil. Meanwhile, heavy duty transportation like trucks, airplanes, and cargo ships can’t easily be electrified with other clean energy sources like solar, wind, and hydroelectric power.
Green hydrogen is the one renewable energy source that can transition our largest sources of pollution off fossil fuels.
Green Hydrogen Energy Benefits The Entire State
Evergreen hydrogen generates jobs on both sides of the Cascades. See some of the companies already invested in our state’s hydrogen economy.
Washington’s Next Great Energy Export
We’re already known around the world for our software, airplanes, coffee, and apples. With our plentiful hydro resources and strategic location on the Pacific Rim, Washington could become one of the largest exporters of clean energy in the country while generating millions of dollars for critical public services like schools, roads, and hospitals.
Keep The Lights On &
Your Home Warm With
Green Hydrogen
Green hydrogen is the ideal renewable energy source to complement solar and wind power because when the sun isn’t shining or the wind isn’t blowing, those pollution free energy sources can be stored as hydrogen for weeks or months.
Get Involved
Green hydrogen legislation is being considered by the Washington State Legislature in Olympia. Sign up if you’d like more information, want updates on progress, or want to learn how to make your voice heard on these critical issues for our health and our economy. Please share your name and how you’d like us to contact you, either by text or e-mail.
