US EditionIn Green Hydrogen, Experts See an Exit Ramp From Fossil Fuels
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In Green Hydrogen, Experts See an Exit Ramp From Fossil Fuels
This is part two of a two-part series on ways that coal infrastructure is being repurposed to meet the needs of renewable energy. Read part one here. For four decades, the Oklaunion Power Plant has been a fixture on the landscape near rural Vernon, Texas, a town of about 11,000 in the vicinity of the Texas-Oklahoma state line. The plant burned coal to produce energy until it was officially decommissioned in September 2020. Carl Freeing and his…
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