The White House announced $8 billion worth for clean energy projects would be cancelled. This is part of the first round of cuts the Trump administration said would occur during the government shutdown.
The U.S. Department of Energy canceled nearly $35 million for the facility, which promised to lower energy bills, create over 200 jobs and clean air.
According to Lodi Councilmember Mikey Hothi, the Port of Oakland has already indicated interest in fueling its heavy-duty machinery and trucks with hydrogen.
The hydrogen facility would be the only one of its kind in Northern California.
Congressman Josh Harder says he is sending a letter to the Energy Secretary demanding that the funding be restored.
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