Oklahoma’s Hydrogen Energy Task Force

The Task Force Focused on: Research Collaboration Growth viability Usage Supply chain Infrastructure State-of-the-Art in Oklahoma In Oklahoma, nearly 47% of the state’s electricity is generated from renewable sources. Oklahoma currently produces roughly 65% more energy than is needed within the state. With much of the rest of the world short on energy supplies, Oklahoma companies have the potential to increase export markets and ease the suffering of humans in less resource rich areas. Oklahoma is home to state-of-the-art hydrogen production facilities, hydrogen related equipment manufacturers, and long-standing carbon sequestration facilities. The hydrogen industrial entities operating today provide a solid foundation for leveraging the State’s growing renewable energy production and expansive water supplies to produce zero carbon hydrogen. Read the Full Report The Hydrogen Infrastructure Task Force (OK H2 Task Force) was established by Senate Bill 1021 to submit this report on the viability of growing the chain, and infrastructure for a hydrogen economy within the state and for energy export. Download the Hydrogen Production Report Oklahoma Hydrogen Resources Map Map layers include Petroleum refineries, EV Corridors, Power Plants, Proposed Hydrogen Fuel Stations and more. View the Oklahoma Hydrogen Resources map Why Oklahoma #1 Lowest Unemployment Insurance Lowest Unemployment   Insurance Tax   in the   (Tax Foundation, 2021) #1 State Business Tax Climate Unemployment   Insurance Tax Rank #6 Largest Renewable Energy Growth Largest   Increase in Renewable   Energy Production   (Energy Information   Administration) Best Colleges for the Money #4  & #10 2021 Best   Colleges for the   money in the SW   Region — Oklahoma   City University, University of Tulsa   (collegefactual.com) Your Research & Economic Analysis Services Team Let us know if you need more information or specific data for site selection or other economic services. Jon is the Chief Partner & Programs Advisor. He also leads the State Data Center, a partner of the Census Bureau. He leads the team responsible for economic analyses/impacts, incentives evaluations/analyses, trade reports, community-focused workshops/training, and more. Jon Chiappe Chief Partner & Programs Advisor Aldwyn is the Director of Commerce’s Economic Data & Research Services team. In this role, he focuses on economic analyses, strategic planning, economic impacts, incentives evaluations/analyses, trade reports, community-focused workshops and training, and more. Aldwyn Sappleton Director of Research & Economic Analysis Services A member of Commerce’s Economic Data & Research Services Team, Lesli focuses on maintaining our buildings and sites database in addition to work with incentives maps, Foreign Trade Zone mapping and Census workshops. Lesli Crofford Senior Research Analyst Alexis Carr Research Specialist Ernest Abrogar Research Specialist Dat Nguyen Research Specialist Walter Baker Research Specialist John Woods Research Specialist Mario Mascote Research Analyst Showing Slide 1 of 9 Keyword Search Linkedin Facebook Youtube