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Mote Bakersfield Hydrogen Project

Mote has completed a key engineering design phase (FEL-2, with EPC firm Fluor) for its first carbon-negative hydrogen facility in Kern County, California. The plant will convert wood waste (from farms, forests, etc.) into hydrogen, while also removing CO₂ from the air and permanently storing it. It has secured commitments for 450,000 tons of feedstock — enough to supply the first facility. Mote expects the plant to produce roughly 7 million kg of carbon-negative hydrogen annually, while removing about 140,000 metric tons of CO₂ per year.

City

Bakersfield

Country

United States

Region

us

Project name

Mote Bakersfield Hydrogen Project

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Company:
Project name:
Mote Bakersfield Hydrogen Project
Project categories:
capture
City:
Bakersfield
County:
Kern County
State:
California
Country:
United States
Region:
United States
Sector:
Hydrogen
EPC company:
Fluor
Capacity (Mt/year):
140,000
Status:
Cancelled
Technology licensor:
SunGas Renewables
Date announced:
Aug-2023
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Date
Article title
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2022-05-24
Mote Enters Advanced Stage of Engineering Design for Southern California Carbon-Negative Hydrogen Facility
2025-03-04
Mote Secures $7 Million Funding in First Close of Series A Round to Advance Company’s Carbon-Negative Biomass-to-Energy Technology
2021-12-16
Mote begins engineering work on biomass-to-hydrogen plant with carbon capture
2021-12-16
SunGas Renewables to provide gasification technology to support Mote in developing the world’s first carbon removal project