Governor Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania announced plans to expedite major energy projects in the state and introduce substantial tax breaks to incentivize projects related to hydrogen production. Facing an impending energy crisis that could spike electricity costs within Pennsylvania, Shapiro seeks to bolster the state's energy sector and attract prominent ventures such as data centers and electric vehicle manufacturing. His proposal includes the establishment of the Pennsylvania Reliable Energy Siting and Electric Transition Board to facilitate the approval process for energy initiatives and provide assistance to new projects. The tax incentives put forth by Shapiro are designed to benefit large-scale endeavors generating electricity, hydrogen, and sustainable aviation fuel. For instance, a power plant could receive tax credits of up to $100 million annually for three years under the plan. Additionally, hydrogen and aviation fuel producers could qualify for substantial tax breaks, further encouraging the development of these sectors. While the initiative is met with optimism from Governor Shapiro, its success hinges on legislative approval. The proposed measures aim to enhance Pennsylvania's energy landscape, stimulate economic growth, and propel the state towards a more sustainable and competitive future.