Invenergy's Sauk Valley Hydrogen project in Rock Falls, Illinois, marks the company's first venture into clean hydrogen. The facility, spanning 5 acres, leverages power from Invenergy's solar plant and Ohmium International's electrolyzer technology to produce up to 40 metric tons of clean hydrogen annually. With the capacity to store 400 kilograms on-site, Sauk Valley showcases the growing interest in clean hydrogen across various industries. The project has received praise from executives at both Invenergy and Ohmium for its contribution to a sustainable energy future. Initial hydrogen supply has been utilized for turbine generator cooling at the adjacent Nelson Energy Center, with plans for offsite shipments. Notably, the first offsite delivery will be made to an Aether Fuels project, highlighting the facility's versatility. Invenergy's investment in clean energy solutions in Illinois, including wind, solar, natural gas generation, and now clean hydrogen, demonstrates a commitment to advancing the state's clean energy economy. With 22 completed clean energy projects in Illinois, Invenergy continues to lead in energy innovation and partnerships for a sustainable future.