"However, it has become clear that the hydrogen market is developing more slowly than anticipated"
this is the same conclusion that many are coming too...its just that some are a bit slower to realize that...when something is going to cost companies hundreds of billions of dollars and cost the Gov trillions of dollars, i dont know how in the hell anyone could have thought it would be done quickly???....i guess some must have thought that if you, LITERALLY threw money at a problem, that problem would somehow get fixed...smh
the whole idea of that money was to deal with climate change and help the world recover from the shitty way that we have treated it...to our detriment...but the vast majority of the people who were seeking that money, have that goal probably somewhere down around number 7 on their list of things to do with that money...the Gov and business pigs and hogs want to see how much they can stuff into their pockets first...then company coffers...then they will join alliances or collaborate with others to create groups that will hopefully be able to suck the most money out of the Gov...they will come up with ideas that may sound good or may even be ridiculous...who cares?..the Gov is giving away free money!...and who knows, maybe somewhere along the way some good will actually come of it...but not before they go after trillions more in round 2 of financing...
"and there remain risks and both input cost and technology advancements to overcome."
translation: the jig is up...the Gov is coming to the conclusion that throwing money at the problem may not actually be the solution...and some businesses are starting to see the writing on the wall...
and the 45v is another example of Gov regulators realizing that sending out corporate welfare checks may not be the solution...
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