The Biden administration is focusing on advancing 'clean hydrogen' as a solution to reduce the U.S. carbon footprint and create a more energy secure economy. Hydrogen is being promoted as a way to lower carbon emissions for heavy industries like steel, cement, and aviation, where electricity or batteries might not be sufficient. President Biden announced a $7 billion funding for seven clean hydrogen hubs around the country, aiming to attract private investment and combat climate change. Despite potential opposition from a Trump administration, the Inflation Reduction Act includes tax incentives for companies to develop clean hydrogen, signifying a commitment to hydrogen technology. The law's fate could depend on the upcoming election results and the balance of power in Congress. While some Republicans express a desire to repeal the IRA, interest groups and clean energy projects in Republican districts may influence the decision. The future of hydrogen under a potential Trump administration remains uncertain, as it could impact the funding for clean energy projects and initiatives. However, bipartisan support for hydrogen as a key element in energy independence and emissions reduction suggests a promising outlook for the hydrogen industry in the U.S., regardless of political shifts.