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Join the Texas H2 Coalition
To request membership information please email pparsons51@aol.com
Board Member: $6,500
- Serves on the Board of Directors
- Voting Member of Policy Committee
- Determines additional committees
Industry/Technical Member: $6,500
- After one year of membership, entitled to proportional representation on the Board of Directors, with a minimum of two seats for each industry sector up to by-law limits
- Entitled to participation on any working group with the exception of the Policy Committee
Non-Profit/Research Member: $5,000
- Board member opportunity after one year of membership
- Entitled to participate in any working group with the exception of the Policy Committee
University/Government Member: No Fee
- Non-board member
- Entitled to participate on any working group with the exception of the Policy Committee
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The Coalition’s Policy Framework
Institute state legislation, polices, and regulations that promote hydrogen project development and statewide involvement to optimize the Texas business climate for leadership in large-scale hydrogen production and distribution technology. This will include:
- Outlining policy recommendations for the state’s abundant domestic energy resources to stimulate the development of advanced technologies while also limiting pollution;
- Providing financing, tax-exempt bonds, credits, write-offs, or economic incentives that promote hydrogen infrastructure development; and
- Developing strategies to support and encourage federal commitment and necessary matching funds to construct and provide the necessary infrastructure for large-scale hydrogen production and distribution.
Develop bottom-up, market-driven strategies for collaborative efforts among industry, government, trade organizations and associations, academic and/or research, individuals, and the public. Such efforts will be supportive of policies and programs that stimulate Texas business development for hydrogen technology. This will include near-term, mid-term, and long-term strategies.
- Near-term business strategies will focus on increasing mobile and stationary hydrogen utilization in the state.
- Mid to long-term strategies will include lowering the distribution costs of largescale hydrogen production, increased efficiency, as well as overcoming the technical and statutory challenges associated with large-scale production and distribution.
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