Air Products canceled a proposed green hydrogen facility in Massena citing slow development of the hydrogen mobility market and regulatory issues. However, Professor Simona Liguori of Clarkson University disagrees with the decision, stating that there is untapped potential for hydrogen in New York. The cancelation was also influenced by regulatory developments affecting the eligibility for tax credits. While concerns about hydrogen buses were raised, Liguori highlighted successful implementations in Rochester. She emphasized the safety of hydrogen technology compared to gasoline. Addressing water pollution worries, she explained that the water in the hydrogen production process would actually be cleaner when returned to the environment. Looking forward, Liguori remains optimistic about hydrogen, seeing it as a future solution for cheaper electricity and heating, albeit with a significant impact in the long term.