Hitachi Energy has joined the US Department of Energy's 'H2@Scale in Texas and Beyond' initiative, a project focused on decarbonizing Texas' transportation sector using clean energy sources. The collaboration includes GTI Energy, Frontier Energy, The University of Texas Austin, and other stakeholders. Hitachi will utilize its expertise in integrating renewable energy sources with power grids for the project, which features multiple hydrogen production options and a refueling station for hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. Anthony Allard, Executive Vice President of Hitachi Energy, highlighted the significance of advancing hydrogen production in the clean energy landscape. The project aims to establish a comprehensive infrastructure for renewable hydrogen production, storage, and utilization, serving as a model for future hydrogen developments in North America and globally. It represents a significant step towards decarbonization and expanding the role of hydrogen in Texas' energy sector.