Addressing Economic Disparities and Tribal Sovereignty

Synopsis

Communities that are marginalized by underinvestment will receive 40% of the overall benefits of federal climate and clean energy investments. Using the Climate and Economic Justice Screening Tool, the U.S. Department of Energy will prioritize low-income households with the greatest energy burden by providing discounted subscriptions through grant programs.

• How can federal resources be best utilized to promote equity in the green hydrogen industry?
• What strategies are needed to ensure underserved communities benefit from green hydrogen development?
• How can the industry address the potential economic disparities caused by green hydrogen projects?
• How can the green hydrogen industry align with the energy sovereignty and economic aspirations of Tribal Nations?
• How can federal and state-level initiatives ensure the visions of Tribal Nations are prioritized?
• What role do local governments play in ensuring equitable access to green hydrogen resources?
• How can federal policies be shaped to support equitable growth in the green hydrogen sector?