ClearSign Technologies Corporation, based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, has been awarded a $400,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy's Industrial Efficiency and Decarbonization Office to advance hydrogen burner solutions for industrial decarbonization. In collaboration with a major national laboratory, ClearSign aims to develop ultra-low NOx industrial hydrogen burner technology to facilitate the decarbonization of high-temperature industrial processes. The project, led by ClearSign's Senior Research Scientist Dr. Robert Geiger, will focus on innovative computer modeling techniques to optimize industrial furnaces and combustion equipment for 100% hydrogen fuel usage. By utilizing high-performance computing, the project plans to simulate and enhance the design of hydrogen burners, addressing challenges such as flame positioning, fuel-air mixing, and heat flux optimization. The ultimate goal is to accelerate the development of new burner technologies, thereby supporting the large-scale adoption of hydrogen in industrial furnaces and contributing to greenhouse gas emissions reduction by up to 276 million metric tons annually. ClearSign Technologies Corporation specializes in developing products and technologies for decarbonization, operational performance improvement, energy efficiency, emission reduction, safety enhancement, and the utilization of hydrogen as a fuel. The company's patented technologies are integrated into various industrial systems to enhance combustion and fuel safety in markets such as energy, commercial/industrial boiler, chemical, petrochemical, transport, and power industries. Through this grant-funded project, ClearSign aims to provide cost-effective and high-performance solutions to help energy-intensive industries lower their carbon footprint.