Louisiana's Clean Hydrogen Task Force is actively working on delivering recommendations to lawmakers and the state's federal delegation to establish Louisiana as a leading producer of clean hydrogen. The Louisiana Department of Energy and Natural Resources is involved in shaping these recommendations, with a final draft expected by September or October 2025. The task force's recent focus has been on exploring solar energy's role, federal partnerships, market infrastructure, cost competitiveness, and policy support to solidify Louisiana's position in the global hydrogen economy. Industry perspectives, including decentralized microgrids to enhance energy resilience during disasters, have been highlighted in the sessions. The state is already seeing positive outcomes, with projects in Ascension Parish alone amounting to $12 billion in investments and over 2,000 jobs. Statewide, 40 projects are set to create 26,000 jobs and generate $60 billion in capital. Louisiana's strategic infrastructure, skilled workforce, and access to shipping routes position it as a key player in the clean hydrogen sector. The emphasis on community engagement and environmental transparency underscores the importance of local job creation and public trust building in these projects.