New Mexico governor signs interstate hydrogen hub deal

Feb. 24—Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham is moving ahead with plans to create a clean hydrogen industry in New Mexico — despite unsuccessfully pushing a similar proposal during this year's legislative session. The governor on Thursday signed off on a joint agreement with the governors of Colorado, Utah and Wyoming to compete for federal funds aimed at developing hydrogen hubs. "New

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