워싱턴 에너지 보조금 11억 달러 삭감 규탄!
WASHINGTON STATE'S LEADERS CONDEMN FEDERAL FUNDS CUTBACK BY TRUMP ADMINISTRATION 🌍💡 Governor Bob Ferguson strongly denounced Thursday’s decision to withdraw over $1.1 billion in federal energy support from various projects across Washington state, impacting crucial initiatives like the Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub (PNWH2). This move jeopardizes job creation and environmental benefits anticipated through these investments 💪✨ The PNWH2 project alone faced a staggering cut of nearly $1 billion despite being selected as one among seven Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs under recent bipartisan legislation in 2023 🌱💡 Expected to generate over ten thousand jobs alongside more than five billion dollars locally, this initiative aimed at establishing clean hydrogen economies using renewable resources is now severely threatened 🤔📉 Senator Maria Cantwell echoed Ferguson’s stance calling these cuts “unprecedented and corrupt.” She emphasized the extensive effort behind Washington's selection for such a pivotal role in national competition. Now committed to restoration efforts, she asserts that reversing this decision remains paramount 🚀💪 Four key PNWH2 projects directly impacted include Alare Renewables from Whatcom County with investments totaling $102.8 million and Nippon Dynawave receiving nearly $46.6 million in Cowlitz County alone 📊💰 Altogether, eleven Washington energy ventures face defunding risks that could derail the state’s ambitious net-zero emissions target by 2050 🌍⏱️ Join us as we stand united against this setback for clean technology and sustainable growth. Together let's advocate for policies supporting our green future 💪👩⚖️#워싱턴에너지보조금종료규탄 #퍼거슨행정부정책반박
