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For startups like Pajarito Powder, New Mexico provides fertile proving ground

Pajarito Powder electrode scientist Sam McKinney
At Pajarito Powder, electrode scientist Sam McKinney loads a sprayer with catalyst during a process to form the core of a fuel cell stack.
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Pete Bigelow
November 06, 2022 07:00 PM

ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico — Patient and prescient, Tom Stephenson has waited more than a decade for the hydrogen economy to gain traction.

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