Hitachi Energy has partnered with the US Department of Energy, GTI Energy, Frontier Energy, The University of Texas Austin, and other industry stakeholders to join the 'H2@Scale in Texas and Beyond' initiative. This project, situated at the University of Texas JJ Pickle Research Center in Austin, Texas, focuses on investigating the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of hydrogen generation from renewable resources. The project involves multiple hydrogen production options, including a vehicle refueling station and a fleet of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, making it one of the largest collections of renewable hydrogen technologies at a single site. Hitachi Energy's participation demonstrates a commitment to advancing hydrogen's role in decarbonizing industries and promoting sustainability on a global scale. Researchers and experts from Hitachi Energy will contribute to the operation of demonstration equipment, monitoring equipment installation, and system optimization to gather insights for future large-scale hydrogen plants. The project also includes feasibility studies for scaling up hydrogen production in the Port of Houston and Gulf Coast region, exploring opportunities to leverage pre-existing hydrogen pipelines and industrial infrastructure for environmental and economic benefits.