Hydrogen stuck in regulatory limbo after permitting bill fails
Right now, no one agency is tasked with regulating pipelines and other hydrogen infrastructure. Experts say that could pose a problem after the nascent technology turns into big business.
A 40-year-old coal plant in Utah is set to be converted to hydrogen energy by 2045. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer)
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