ARCHES DOE H2 hub - phase 1. This award is for the alliance for renewable clean hydrogen energy (ARCHES) LLC to complete phase 1 activities and deliverables for the ARCHES DOE H2 hub - the regional…

Active Cooperative Agreement Awarded Last action

Award ID
DECD0000041
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$11,452,716,001

Award facts

Assistance listing
81.255 Clean Energy Demonstrations
Completion date 24% complete
Funding
  • $30,000,000.00 Federal
  • $11,422,716,001.00 Non-federal
Place of performance
California, USA

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Description

ARCHES DOE H2 hub - phase 1. This award is for the alliance for renewable clean hydrogen energy (ARCHES) LLC to complete phase 1 activities and deliverables for the ARCHES DOE H2 hub - the regional clean hydrogen hub for california. This hub will utilize clean energy technology to produce hydrogen from renewable energy and biomass for several end uses. Bipartisan infrastructure law: additional clean hydrogen programs (section 40314): regional clean hydrogen hubs funding opportunity announcement (FOA)

Transactions

Action Federal Non-federal Date
Amendment $0 $9,422,716,001
Original award $30,000,000 $2,000,000,000

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
The Regents Of The University Of California This project will consist of the following main tasks: Task 1: General Support for ARCHES Systems Analysis and Lifecycle Assessment (LCA); Task 2: Detailed… $365,000
San Diego Gas & Electric Company Hydrogen production plant on SDG&E fee-owned property with H2 for use in a public facing, third-party owned and operated hydrogen refueling station (HRS). $55,687
University Of California Irvine System thermodynamic and dynamic performance analyses and integrated system techno-economic analyses in the Power, Transport, Marine and Aviation sectors for… $365,000
Port Department Of The City Of Oakland The Port of Oakland plans to deploy H2 in cargo-handling equipment, specifically container top handlers. $50,000
University Of California, Davis Tasks: A. Spatial modeling of transportation hydrogen stations and vehicles (focused on transportation sector) within California • Outputs – frequent analysis… $365,000
Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District The subrecipient anticipates constructing one upgraded hydrogen refueling station and purchasing two hundred and thirty-one 40-foot fuel cell electric buses… $25,945
University Of California San Diego Scripps is designing the California Coastal Research Vessel (CCRV), the world’s first hydrogen-hybrid coastal-class research vessel. $203,310
Sunline Transit Agency The subrecipient anticipates developing one hydrogen refueling station and purchasing thirteen 40-foot fuel cell electric buses. $87,202
San Joaquin Regional Transit Dis The subrecipient anticipates supporting one upgraded hydrogen refueling station (HRS), one transit HRS, one maintenance facility upgrade, forty-seven 40-foot… $79,702
Foothill Transit The subrecipient anticipates supporting one upgraded hydrogen refueling station (HRS), one maintenance facility upgrade, and one new HRS. It also anticipates… $1,392,045
Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District The subrecipient anticipates supporting three hydrogen refueling stations (HRS), two new maintenance facilities, annual HRS maintenance, fifty-six 40-foot… $151,531
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Quick answers

Who received award DECD0000041?

DECD0000041 was awarded to Arches H2 LLC by Department of Energy on July 17, 2024.

How much is award DECD0000041 worth?

$11,452,716,001 has been obligated on DECD0000041: $30,000,000 in federal funding and $11,422,716,001 in non-federal funding.

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