NewHydrogen, Inc., based in Santa Clarita, California, has recently become a member of the Texas Hydrogen Alliance, showcasing its commitment to accelerating the deployment of green hydrogen in the state. The company's revolutionary ThermoLoop™ technology, which utilizes water and heat instead of electricity to produce green hydrogen, aligns perfectly with Texas' rapidly growing hydrogen economy. This partnership aims to support policies and projects that promote the use of green hydrogen in the energy transition. Steve Hill, the CEO of NewHydrogen, expressed enthusiasm for contributing to Texas' hydrogen economy, emphasizing the cost-effectiveness and scalability of ThermoLoop™ for green hydrogen production. By leveraging inexpensive heat sources rather than costly green electricity typically used by electrolyzers, NewHydrogen is driving the viability of green hydrogen production on a larger scale. A significant milestone for NewHydrogen was the joint filing of a patent application in the U.S. with the University of California, Santa Barbara for their innovative hydrogen production process. This collaboration underscores the unique and pioneering nature of ThermoLoop™, solidifying NewHydrogen's position as a leader in next-generation hydrogen technology. The overarching goal of NewHydrogen's involvement with the Texas Hydrogen Alliance is to engage with key stakeholders to facilitate the widespread adoption of hydrogen as a crucial energy solution. Through collaboration with industry partners and policymakers, the company aims to drive advancements in hydrogen infrastructure and contribute to the transition towards cleaner energy sources.