Jacobs has been chosen as the Program Manager for the Alliance for Renewable Clean Hydrogen Energy Systems (ARCHES) in California, a significant step towards establishing a clean hydrogen hub in the state. This initiative is part of a broader effort to accelerate the clean hydrogen economy, with California being one of seven states selected for national hubs. The project, funded by the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Clean Energy Demonstration, aims to create a thriving hydrogen market in California by focusing on feedstock, production, distribution, and consumption. By 2032, the hub plans to have a hydrogen generation capacity of 190,000 metric tons per year, resulting in substantial reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. The program also envisions substantial community benefits, including significant healthcare cost savings and the creation of over 220,000 green jobs. Jacobs' involvement in this initiative signifies a commitment to sustainable energy practices and the advancement of clean technologies. The ARCHES program aligns with the White House's agenda for investing in clean energy and infrastructure, positioning California as a leader in the clean hydrogen sector. Through this initiative, the state aims to drive economic growth, job creation, and environmental sustainability, setting a precedent for clean energy transitions at the state and national levels.