Two experts from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) present on the recent policy reports .  The report has big implications for New Mexico as our policy debates continue on the future of “Blue” Hydrogen.  Specifically, IEEFA will present on:

(1)  The important choices that states must make about the energy transition;

(2) The questions states must ask about the full costs and impacts of fossil-fuel-based hydrogen;

(3) The real world track record of carbon capture; and

(4) The strong market forces that are diminishing the economic future of fossil-fuel-based hydrogen and the likelihood of failure for “blue hydrogen” projects in meeting goals for economic development.

IEEFA presenters include:

Energy Policy Analyst and Team Facilitator Suzanne Mattei is an attorney (Yale Law School) with 30 years of experience in public interest law and policy. She is also a former regional director for the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.  Author Archive Page    Latest Post: IEEFA U.S.: Energy Department says local governments can ban new gas hookups

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Director of Resource Planning Analysis David Schlissel is a long-time consultant, expert witness, and attorney on engineering and economic issues related to energy. He has testified in more than 100 court proceedings or cases before regulatory bodies.   Author Archive Page   Latest Post: IEEFA U.S.: Small modular reactor “too late, too expensive, too risky and too uncertain”

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