Constellation, the largest carbon-free energy producer in America, has responded positively to the U.S. Treasury Department's decision allowing existing nuclear plants to qualify for clean hydrogen production tax credits under Section 45V of the Inflation Reduction Act. The CEO, Joe Dominguez, welcomed the decision, highlighting its significance for customers transitioning to clean hydrogen and sustainable technologies. The company cited a recent 10-year agreement with the U.S. General Services Administration for clean nuclear power as evidence of the increasing demand for nuclear energy solutions. While Constellation sees the decision as progress, they have expressed concerns about the incrementality limits. The company is currently evaluating how the final rules and new electric transmission charges might impact its proposed clean hydrogen project at the LaSalle Clean Energy Center and its involvement in the MachH2 Hub. This evaluation includes understanding the potential implications of the new regulations on their operations and future initiatives in the clean energy sector.