The US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) has introduced the 45V Hydrogen Tax Credit to boost low-carbon hydrogen production. The credit incentivizes producers based on the carbon intensity of their hydrogen production processes, offering up to $3 per kilogram of hydrogen produced. Both green and blue hydrogen production qualify for these incentives, with green hydrogen requiring renewable electricity sources like solar or wind power. Blue hydrogen, generated from natural gas with captured emissions, offers a sustainable alternative to grey hydrogen. Producers can enhance their benefits by blending Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) with traditional natural gas in hydrogen production. The inclusion of RNG, if done correctly, can significantly reduce carbon footprints and help qualify for the maximum tax credit. In addition to the 45V tax credits, producers can leverage California's Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) credits for further economic viability. The strategic decisions in adopting RNG and renewable electricity solutions are vital for both financial returns and environmental impact optimization. Compliance with product certifications like ISCC and REDcert is essential for navigating the regulatory landscape and maximizing the benefits of renewable energy production. STX Group offers tools and models to guide producers in making these critical decisions and optimizing tax credit monetization, emphasizing the importance of selecting the right products in a complex market environment.