NewHydrogen, Inc., based in Santa Clarita, is developing ThermoLoop™, a technology that uses water and heat to produce affordable green hydrogen. In a recent podcast, Mr. David Pruner, Executive Director of TEX-E, discussed the organization's goal of preparing students and entrepreneurs in Texas for the energy transition. TEX-E aims to shift Texas towards a focus on clean technology innovation and entrepreneurship. The organization collaborates with universities and MIT to advance hydrogen and carbon capture technologies in the state. Mr. Pruner highlighted the need to 'Texify' initiatives to foster a robust startup ecosystem and retain talent within Texas. Despite challenges in accessing venture capital, the energy sector in Texas is witnessing remarkable changes and a surge in interest from students. The positive sentiment towards clean energy transition and collaborations bodes well for the future of the energy industry in Texas.