In Apex, Nev., electricity producers are embracing clean, renewable sources like green hydrogen to combat the adverse effects of climate change. The focus has shifted towards sustainable solutions to reduce harmful greenhouse gas emissions in sectors that are challenging to decarbonize. A recent draft programmatic environmental impact statement by Washington State delves into the evaluation of green hydrogen production and storage facilities, emphasizing the need to mitigate and offset potential environmental impacts. This comprehensive study, open for public review and comment, explores different processes of green hydrogen production, highlighting electrolysis as a key method to obtain pure hydrogen. The report aims to assist developers, regulators, Tribes, and the public in making well-informed decisions regarding the establishment and operation of green hydrogen facilities. By assessing environmental impacts and proposing mitigation actions, Washington State aims to pave the way for a cleaner energy future. The potential of green hydrogen as a versatile and efficient fuel for a range of applications, from powering vehicles to heating homes and industries, is underscored in the study. With final environmental impact statements expected to be submitted to the Washington Legislature by June 30, the state is on track to further advance its transition towards sustainable energy practices.