The Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 45V grants a Clean Hydrogen Production Credit (CHPC) for each kilogram of clean hydrogen produced at a qualified facility, with the credit amount varying based on the facility's greenhouse gas emissions. After the IRS published proposed regulations in 2023, the final regulations were released on January 3, 2025, following industry feedback and consultation with relevant agencies. While the regulations maintain the general framework of the proposed rules, modifications have been made to enhance flexibility and ease compliance. The guidance focuses on the use of energy attribute certificates (EACs) to track emissions associated with hydrogen production, with provisions for incrementality, temporal matching, and deliverability. Notably, the incrementality pillar now includes new compliance pathways involving nuclear reactors, facilities with carbon capture technology, and facilities in states with specific decarbonization standards and GHG cap programs. These changes aim to ensure that clean hydrogen production receives tax incentives while addressing environmental concerns and industry challenges. The Final Regulations emphasize the importance of accurate emissions tracking and the use of clean energy sources to qualify for the CHPC, reflecting a positive step towards promoting sustainable practices in energy production.