SCS Technologies CEO, Cody Johnson, alongside a team of hydrogen economy cohorts, has emerged as the winner of the 2024 Spring Capstone Project at the University of Houston with a focus on utilizing hydrogen for potential profits in Houston. The project titled 'Business Roadmap for Utilizing Hydrogen in Houston' outlines the possibility of generating $1.8 billion in profits over the contract's lifespan, including $180 million in green hydrogen investments. The initiative aims to introduce decarbonization practices and improve capacity utilization in current industrial hydrogen production using amine capture technology. Furthermore, the plan involves ammonia production as a liquid carrier via the Haber-Bosch process and utilizing existing maritime ammonia tankers to target markets in Western Europe and Northeast Asia. Alan Rossiter, the Executive Director of External Relations/Educational Program Development at UH Energy, commended Cody and his team for their innovative yet feasible clean hydrogen business plan, emphasizing the utilization of existing technologies and logistics to make it a viable opportunity for the oil and gas sector. The University of Houston's Hydrogen Economy Program serves as a platform for energy professionals and students to engage with evolving energy industry trends, offering a proactive approach to the changing environmental and economic landscape. By fostering collaboration among students, corporate leaders, engineers, and scientists, the program accelerates the transition towards a renewable hydrogen economy. This endeavor is also reflected in SCS Technologies' commitment to achieving net zero emissions by 2050, aligning with their strategic initiative to mitigate CO2 emissions within their operations. The project's success highlights the importance of leveraging diverse skills and knowledge to drive innovation and sustainability within the energy sector, setting a positive tone for the future of hydrogen utilization in Houston.