The University of Wyoming's School of Energy Resources (SER) is introducing an 'Energy Roadshow' public outreach series, with the first event scheduled in Rawlins on Thursday, June 27. The event aims to offer community members a platform to learn about various research and energy projects led by SER, focusing on the energy industry in Wyoming. The Rawlins meeting will specifically spotlight hydrogen energy projects in southwest Wyoming, including a collaborative effort integrating water desalinization technology with hydrogen production. This project, involving partnerships with Los Alamos National Laboratory, Engineering, Procurement & Construction LLC, and Williams, focuses on demonstrating hydrogen production using water from oil and gas extraction. Key speakers from SER's Hydrogen Energy Research Center (H2ERC) will be present to discuss technical details, community concerns, and project objectives. The Energy Roadshow is planned to be a regular feature in SER's annual events calendar, aiming to provide ongoing insights into energy initiatives and engage with communities across the state.