California Pauses Hydrogen Hub Activities Amid Federal Funding Changes
In response to recent changes in federal funding priorities, the Alliance for Renewable Clean Hydrogen Energy Systems (ARCHES) will immediately pause hydrogen hub activities
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ARCHES Celebrates National Hydrogen Day with Interactive Project Map and First AnnualReport
In celebration of National Hydrogen Day (10.08), ARCHES launched an interactive map showcasing active and committed ARCHES partners and its first annual report
ARCHES CEO Angelina Galiteva on DOE’s decision to cut federal funding for California hydrogen hub
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 1, 2025 PRESS CONTACT Hayley Carbullido Media@arches.org SACRAMENTO, CA – The Alliance for Renewable ...
Governor Newsom statement on Trump administration’s decision to cut hydrogen hub funding
Originally published by the Governor’s Office SACRAMENTO — Governor Gavin Newsom issued the following statement today ...
A celebration of the legacy of Chris Peeples
In memory of Chris: champion of equity, accessibility, and clean transit.
ARCHES Featured on Bloomberg TV’s “Advancements with Ted Danson”
ARCHES was recently featured on Advancements with Ted Danson airing nationally on Bloomberg TV.
In Memoriam: Bo Mazzetti, Tribal Leader and Visionary
In Memoriam: Bo Mazzetti, Tribal Leader and Visionary. It is with profound sadness that we ...
ARCHES CEO Angelina Galiteva on the U.S. Department of Treasury’s announcement on the final rules for the clean hydrogen production tax credit:
Today’s action by the federal administration delivered the needed clarity to accelerate clean energy innovation, particularly in the growing hydrogen sector.
California’s Hydrogen Economy: Paving a Path
The demand for a hydrogen economy is here, promising to generate substantial economic impacts by creating jobs, driving innovation, and further positioning the Golden State as a global leader in energy innovation
Empowering Communities Through Clean Energy: Hydrogen’s Role in California’s Future
ARCHES signed a $12.6B cooperative agreement, including $1.2B of federal funds, to build and expand clean energy infrastructure across California, with economic benefits to communities statewide.
OP-ED: Hydrogen’s Promise a Path to Cleaner Air and Jobs for Oakland
As California accelerates its shift to a clean energy future, the debate around how to best reduce emissions often focuses on the merits of one technology over another.
California’s renewable hydrogen hub officially launches.
U.S. Department of Energy Officially Awards up to $1.2 Billion to Advance Clean Hydrogen Projects in Communities Across California
Design of world’s first hydrogen-hybrid research vessel approved
Scripps Oceanography research vessel will use liquid hydrogen fuel cells to enable zero-emissions operation
Rex Richardson: SB 1420 puts hydrogen on an even playing field. The Legislature should approve it.
Historically, the boon of commercial and industrial advancement resulting from the activity at our bustling port has also come with expense to air and environmental quality. However...
Padilla, Lee Highlight $1.2 Billion Investment in California’s ARCHES Hydrogen Hub During Tour of Port of Oakland
Senator Padilla and Rep. Lee secure a historic investment to propel California into a hydrogen-powered future, promising job creation and cleaner air.