Pennsylvania has been a key player in the shale revolution, producing abundant natural gas with low emissions. Now, the state aims to harness its resources for the development of clean hydrogen to tackle emissions in sectors like steel and transportation. The establishment of the Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs Program and the Clean Hydrogen Production Tax Credit under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law demonstrate a commitment to advancing the hydrogen economy. However, challenges have emerged as proposed guidance by D.C. regulators may impede Pennsylvania's progress in the hydrogen market. The regulation's reliance on a national average for methane emissions calculation could disadvantage Pennsylvania producers despite their operational excellence in low emissions. This issue has spurred bipartisan cooperation among Pennsylvania officials, business leaders, and labor unions to address the regulatory barriers. The united front seeks to ensure fair treatment for Pennsylvania's hydrogen projects, including recognizing coal mine methane as a valid feedstock in the clean energy economy. By overcoming these hurdles and advocating for accurate regulatory guidance, Pennsylvania aims to establish itself as a hub for clean hydrogen production, creating economic opportunities and paving the way for a sustainable energy future.