A Wilmington-based company plans to produce hydrogen at a new $226 million factory in Dover, but it isn’t counting on federal subsidies or orders from any of the nine other members of the Mid-Atlantic Clean Hydrogen Hub (MACH2).
Andrew Cottone chief executive of the clean-hydrogen and heavy-water manufacturer Aternium, on Tuesday announced that it has selected the Garrison Oak Technical Park inDover for the nation’s first production center of the fuels.
The company is expected to become the first member of MACH2 to become operational when it begins producing in mid to late 2028…