The HyVelocity Hub in Houston, Texas, secured a significant cooperative agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations, receiving up to $1.2 billion in federal funding to establish low-carbon hydrogen infrastructure across Texas and the Gulf Coast. This initiative, starting with an initial $22 million tranche, is projected to generate around 45,000 jobs and cut carbon dioxide emissions by up to seven million metric tons annually. The investment aims to enhance energy security and promote the adoption of clean hydrogen, offering numerous benefits to the local communities. HyVelocity's strategic goal is to become the leading hydrogen hub in the country, utilizing the region's abundant hydrogen production and consumption facilities to produce clean hydrogen for various industrial applications. This includes powering fuel cell electric trucks, refining processes, ammonia production, and marine shipping fuel, contributing to a cleaner and more sustainable energy ecosystem. Industry partners such as AES and Air Liquide, integral members of the HyVelocity Hub, express enthusiasm for the project. They emphasize the role of clean hydrogen in fostering sustainable energy development, economic prosperity, and environmental stewardship in the Gulf Coast region. The investment not only supports the region's long-term growth but also aligns with national objectives to advance clean energy solutions, create quality employment opportunities, and mitigate carbon emissions.