Mitsubishi Power, through its hydrogen infrastructure development initiatives in North America, is spearheading the transition to cleaner energy solutions. The company's flagship project, the ACES Delta hydrogen hub in Utah, aims to produce around a hundred tons of clean hydrogen per day, paving the way for large-scale hydrogen production. Mitsubishi Power emphasizes the importance of DOE grants and IRA funding in driving down costs and making clean hydrogen more accessible. The vision includes connecting various hydrogen projects through long-distance pipelines and providing low-cost storage solutions for hydrogen. Addressing decarbonization challenges in hard-to-abate sectors is a key focus, with hydrogen being seen as a versatile solution for power generation, transportation, and clean steel production. The company envisions a future where hydrogen plays a crucial role in decarbonizing the economy, with a realistic timeline of achieving substantial reductions in carbon emissions by 2040 or beyond.