No, they're not excluded from subsidies, but these taper as lifecycle emissions increase. It's something to be eagle-eyed about.
(PWA relates to job creation/apprenticeship criteria being met to unlock the full credits.)Meanwhile, Hazer say they could produce H2 in the US at between US$1.10 and US$1.70 per kg, before any subsidies are applied.
If they achieve e.g. the lowest, USD$0.60, subsidy, they could hit USD$0.50 to US$1.10 per kg.
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