DOE Removes Barriers for American Energy Producers, Unleashing Investment in Domestic Hydrogen

New updates to 45VH2-GREET model provide a more flexible method for calculating emissions from hydrogen supply chains

View as a webpage May 22, 2025 Energy Department Removes Barriers for American Energy Producers, Unleashing Investment in Domestic Hydrogen The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies Office today removed barriers for the American hydrogen industry by updating its 45VH2-GREET modeling tool. The latest version of 45VH2-GREET employs a more flexible method for calculating methane loss from hydrogen supply chains, allowing a wider range of deserving companies to access resources supporting hydrogen production. "This update to the GREET model reflects the Department of Energy's commitment to unleashing American energy dominance by removing bureaucratic burdens on industry," said Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Lou Hrkman. "We are expanding opportunities for companies to produce domestic hydrogen and spurring U.S. innovation in new technologies to pave the way for billions in private investment." Read the Full Announcement

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