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Matt Matern speaks with Jack Brouwer from UC Irvine. Jack discusses hydrogen's role in renewable energy storage and decarbonizing industries, highlighting efforts like Lancaster's hydrogen city and the Biden administration's investments in lowering hydrogen costs.
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