EE North America and the Office of the Secretary of Energy in Oklahoma have joined forces to work on cutting-edge green energy projects in the state. This collaboration is focused on advancing renewable energy innovations, particularly Power-to-X technologies that convert green hydrogen into e-methanol and sustainable aviation fuel (e-SAF). Governor Kevin Stitt has expressed his support for this partnership, recognizing it as a significant step for Oklahoma's future. The aim is to combine a business-friendly environment with state-of-the-art technology to enhance the energy grid, foster economic growth, and create job opportunities. EE North America aims to deploy a mix of renewable energy solutions, including solar PV, wind, and energy storage systems, alongside green hydrogen technologies by 2027. The goal is to establish a 1GW energy generation capacity across these platforms. European Energy also plays a key role in this initiative, bringing its expertise in sustainable energy development to integrate hydrogen and Power-to-X technologies for resilient and forward-thinking energy solutions. This partnership reinforces Oklahoma's commitment to leading in energy innovation while promoting economic development and sustainability, positioning the state as a hub for clean energy advancements. EE North America, backed by European Energy A/S, is dedicated to advancing innovative projects that align with global decarbonization goals.