The article highlights Texas' success in natural gas production through smart policy decisions and emphasizes the potential for a similar trajectory in hydrogen development. It discusses recent investments by Congress in expanding hydrogen from Texas natural gas, attracting private investments and creating jobs, emphasizing the importance of maintaining momentum to stay competitive globally. The article projects that a robust hydrogen industry could support up to 700,000 jobs by 2030 and over 3 million by 2050, particularly benefiting workers in refining, pipeline management, and industrial operations. It underlines the significance of developing hydrogen as a fuel source, especially for the region's manufacturing facilities, and the potential for Texas to utilize its natural gas resources effectively. The piece also discusses the opportunity for Texas to export natural gas-based hydrogen globally, contributing to economic growth and trade balance. Furthermore, it praises the efforts of Sens. Cornyn and Cruz, alongside Congressman Moran, in securing federal funding for hydrogen projects that bolster domestic energy production and create new markets for Texas natural gas. The article advocates for continued support for hydrogen innovation to ensure Texas remains at the forefront of the energy industry's future, leading to economic growth, job creation, and global energy leadership.