GE Vernova's Advanced Research, based in Niskayuna, New York, has been awarded by the US Department of Energy for the H2-LOCATE project under the H2SENSE topic. The project focuses on developing innovative hydrogen gas detection technologies to support the growth of the hydrogen economy. The initiative aims to enhance safety, environmental impact, and economic viability in hydrogen production, aligning with global decarbonization efforts. Featuring a high-fidelity and cost-effective gas sensing technology, GE Vernova plans to deploy sensors capable of detecting hydrogen leaks with high sensitivity and spatial resolution. This advancement is crucial for ensuring the safe and sustainable expansion of the hydrogen industry. The project's goal is to provide industry with tools to effectively manage hydrogen sites across diverse geographic locations and climate conditions. The recognition by the US Department of Energy highlights the significance of hydrogen as a low-carbon energy source and the need for advanced sensing technologies to mitigate climate impact.