The recently issued final regulations under sections 45V and 48(a)(15) by the IRS and Treasury focus on tax credits for clean hydrogen production projects in the United States. These regulations, scheduled to be published in the Federal Register, modify the Proposed Regulations from December 2023. The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, part of the Biden Administration's clean energy goals, plays a significant role by providing incentives for clean hydrogen development. The act includes section 45V, offering a ten-year credit based on the greenhouse gas emissions rate of the production process. Additionally, a 30% investment tax credit under section 48(a)(15) is available for specified clean hydrogen production facilities. The regulations incorporate the GREET model for determining credits, focusing on GHG emissions through production. Stacking of tax credits for adjacent technologies supporting clean hydrogen is also addressed. Carbon capture technology is highlighted as crucial for project qualification. The regulations aim to drive innovation and investment in the clean hydrogen sector, aligning with the broader environmental and energy policy objectives of the United States.