Overview
- A leaked internal document indicates roughly 300 projects could be terminated, including five of seven federally backed hydrogen hubs.
- The prospective cuts would follow about $7.6 billion canceled last week and $3.7 billion earlier this year.
- DOE spokesperson Ben Dietderich said no further decisions have been made, while Secretary Chris Wright signaled more cancellations this fall in both red and blue states.
- Potential targets on the list include a $500 million grant to General Motors for a Michigan EV plant conversion and large carbon-capture projects in Indiana and North Dakota.
- A Los Angeles Times analysis points to outsized impacts for California at about $3.5 billion across 93 cancellations and to 54 Texas projects totaling nearly $2.4 billion.