Mitsubishi Power, a subsidiary of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, is actively involved in long-haul hydrogen initiatives aimed at transitioning towards cleaner and more reliable energy solutions in North America. The company is working on large-scale projects like the ACES Delta hydrogen hub in Utah, which is set to produce 100 tons of clean hydrogen per day. They emphasize the critical role of DOE grants and IRA funding in making clean hydrogen affordable and financially feasible, similar to the progress seen in the solar and wind industries. Mitsubishi Power envisions connecting multiple hydrogen projects through long distance pipelines to enable low-cost hydrogen storage and facilitate the decarbonization of 'hard-to-abate' sectors like power generation and clean steel production. The company's focus extends to decarbonizing the mobility sector, including long-haul trucking, aviation, and heavy-duty equipment, by utilizing fuel cell technology and hydrogen fuel. They believe in the versatility of hydrogen as a molecule that can be efficiently used across various industries, contributing to a more sustainable economy. Mitsubishi Power aims to align the supply and demand for clean hydrogen in different sectors to achieve comprehensive decarbonization goals by the mid-21st century. By strategically planning and implementing hydrogen infrastructure developments, Mitsubishi Power is playing a significant role in driving the transition towards a more sustainable energy future.