Nikola TRE FCEV
The KeyState Natural Gas Synthesis project in Clinton County, PA, is developing the first carbon capture project in Pennsylvania, which will locally produce hydrogen, ammonia, and urea (see Innovative Clinton County, PA Petchem Plant Gets More Investors). The $400-$500 million project will drill for the natural gas, transport and process it, and manufacture the end products--all within a self-contained, closed loop, nearly eliminating emissions by capturing and sequestering the carbon underground in the process. KeyState now has a major customer lined up to use the hydrogen it will produce: Nikola Corporation.
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