California SB1350 amends the definition of renewable electrical generation facilities to include specific criteria for hydrogen production.
California SB1350 amends the definition of renewable electrical generation facilities to include specific criteria for hydrogen production. The bill specifies that hydrogen must be produced using renewable resources or through the electrolysis of water, exclusively using electricity from renewable sources. It also mandates that hydrogen production must match renewable energy generation starting January 1, 2030. The bill further requires facilities to demonstrate a net decrease in air pollutants and greenhouse gas emissions from the electrical sector.
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