The Biden administration has unveiled a plan to allocate $62 million to support 'clean' hydrogen projects in 15 states as part of its efforts to bolster the emerging industry. These funds, awarded by the Department of Energy, will back 20 projects aimed at developing and showcasing various hydrogen technologies. Notably, a significant portion of the funding, amounting to $40 million, is designated for constructing a 'hydrogen fueling station of the future' tailored to power trucks. This investment will be distributed among four projects spearheaded by companies in Arizona, California, Connecticut, and New York. Additionally, the initiatives will include establishing hydrogen fueling stations for medium-sized and heavy-duty vehicles, creating fuel-cell-powered port equipment, enhancing community involvement in the hydrogen sector, and assisting the DOE in identifying and overcoming challenges related to site selection and installation. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm emphasized the pivotal role of clean hydrogen as a versatile fuel essential for curbing emissions in the most polluting segments of the economy, positioning the U.S. as a global leader in clean hydrogen innovation.