GE Vernova Inc. has been chosen by the U.S. Department Energy's (DOE) Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies Office to lead a project focused on enabling safe hydrogen deployment in the U.S. The project, named H2Net, aims to address challenges related to siting, permitting, and installation along the hydrogen value chain. It will include the development of an AI Assistant called HySAGE, which will enhance safe handling and permitting of hydrogen. The initiative has received positive feedback from U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm and Dr. Sunita Satyapal, highlighting the importance of clean hydrogen investments for a sustainable future and economic growth. The collaboration between GE Vernova, Clemson University, and Roper Mountain Science Center is set to drive innovation and workforce training in the field of hydrogen energy. GE Vernova's commitment to reducing CO2 emissions and advancing technology aligns with the goals of the Biden-Harris administration for a cleaner energy future. The project also aims to educate the next generation through hands-on exhibits and curriculum on hydrogen energy at Roper Mountain Science Center, emphasizing the importance of building a sustainable future. Overall, this initiative showcases a positive sentiment towards advancing clean energy technologies and fostering economic opportunities through collaborative efforts.