SCS Technologies' CEO, Cody Johnson, emerged victorious in the 2024 Spring Capstone Project at the University of Houston's Hydrogen Economy Program with a groundbreaking initiative titled 'Business Roadmap for Utilizing Hydrogen in Houston.' The project, developed in collaboration with Johnson's teammates, forecasts potential profits amounting to $1.8 billion over the contract life, with a significant $180 million dedicated to green H2 investments. The business roadmap details strategies to enhance clean hydrogen production through existing technologies, aiming to reinvest generated profits for further advancements in decarbonization efforts. Notably, the project highlights the implementation of decarbonization processes and capacity utilization improvements in industrial hydrogen production along the Houston Ship Channel, utilizing innovative amine capture technology. Moreover, the team identified lucrative business prospects in producing ammonia as a liquid carrier via the well-known Haber-Bosch process and utilizing the existing maritime ammonia tanker fleet to transport to lucrative markets in Western Europe and Northeast Asia. Alan Rossiter, the Executive Director of External Relations/Educational Program Development at UH Energy, praised Cody Johnson and team for designing an innovative yet practical clean hydrogen business plan that leverages existing technologies and logistics, making it a promising venture for the oil and gas industry. The collaboration between students, corporate leaders, engineers, and scientists showcases a collective effort to drive the renewable hydrogen economy forward. The University of Houston's commitment to advancing the energy transition is evident through initiatives like the Hydrogen Economy Program, which provides a platform for energy professionals and students to engage with faculty and industry leaders in Houston, a prominent energy hub. The program encourages participants to develop capstone projects, allowing them to present business plans for clean hydrogen start-up ventures and compete for recognition. SCS Technologies, known for its expertise in CO2 measurement systems, methane vapor recovery units, and petroleum LACT units, has set a target of achieving net zero emissions by 2050. The company's strategic partnership with Black Bay Energy Capital further underscores its dedication to mitigating CO2 emissions and driving innovation within the clean energy sector.