ClearSign Technologies Corporation, based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, has secured $1.65 million in Phase II Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) funding for the development of a 'Flexible Fuel Ultra-Low NOx Process Burner' aimed at promoting decarbonized hydrogen power in the industrial sector across the United States. The technology is designed to enable the efficient use of hydrogen sourced from America's abundant energy resources while addressing the issue of nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions in industrial processes. By utilizing new carbon capture technologies and optimizing burner designs, the technology facilitates the conversion of hydrogen fuel into electricity using existing technologies such as gas turbines and fuel cells. ClearSign's burner technology, known as ClearSign Core™, stands out for its ability to significantly reduce NOx emissions without the need for costly aftertreatment systems or chemicals, thus helping industrial companies meet stringent environmental regulations. The technology is particularly crucial for ensuring safe and efficient operation when burning hydrogen for industrial processes. With the potential to offset millions of tons of carbon dioxide and reduce NOx emissions annually, the widespread adoption of ClearSign's fuel-flexible hydrogen burner is seen as a promising and non-disruptive approach to decarbonization. The article emphasizes the economic and environmental benefits of adopting this technology, highlighting its role in fostering industry adoption and addressing global CO2 emissions from refineries. The recognition and funding received by ClearSign through the U.S. Department of Energy's SBIR program underscore the importance of supporting small businesses in driving technological innovation in the clean energy sector.