Pronghorn H2, LLC is seeking approval for a clean hydrogen facility in Converse County, Wyoming, by presenting its proposal for a 46,000-acre project that includes wind farm power generation. The company is set to appear before the Wyoming State Board of Land Commissioners in Cheyenne to request 45-year-long private and state leases for the facility. This endeavor, known as the Pronghorn Clean Hydrogen Project, is a collaboration between Nordex USA and ACCIONA. The facility is expected to generate around 143 megawatts of power and bring significant tax revenue to Converse County and the state. The project, which will utilize wind energy for hydrogen production via electrolysis, is crucial for industry applications such as refining and fertilizer production. Pronghorn has engaged with local landowners and obtained consent for the project on state trust lands. The proposed site, closer to Glenrock and the Converse-Natrona county line, marks a shift in the project's location. The development plans also include leasing the state-owned Duncan Ranch for the project. The potential benefits of the clean hydrogen facility extend to tax revenue for Converse County and local governments. Pronghorn's diligent communication with surface lessees and efforts to engage with stakeholders indicate progress in the project's advancement. If approved, the facility will not only contribute to the region's energy infrastructure but also provide economic benefits through tax revenues and employment opportunities.