Hitachi Energy has partnered with the US Department of Energy’s ‘H2@Scale in Texas and Beyond’ initiative to contribute its expertise in renewable energy integration for hydrogen production. The project, primarily based at the University of Texas Austin, involves exploring different hydrogen production options, including a vehicle refueling station and a fleet of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. Hitachi Energy's involvement signifies its commitment to advancing hydrogen production and sustainability in the clean energy landscape. The project aims to assess the feasibility of scaling up hydrogen production and leveraging pre-existing infrastructure in the Port of Houston and Gulf Coast region. By participating in this initiative, Hitachi Energy is playing a crucial role in laying the groundwork for expanding hydrogen's role in decarbonizing Texas and beyond. The collaboration will also focus on monitoring, control, and optimization of the hydrogen production site, gathering insights for future large-scale hydrogen projects. Overall, the partnership aims to drive innovation, sustainability, and the adoption of clean energy solutions across various sectors.