Exxon could delay or cancel its Baytown hydrogen project in wake of 'big, beautiful bill'
As the "big, beautiful bill" included a shortened timeline for 45V tax credits, Exxon said it is determining if the hydrogen market will be able to develop enough to make its huge Baytown project worth pursuing.
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