As emissions regulations become more stringent, operators of a handful of US gas-fired power stations are looking into how they can incorporate hydrogen into their fuel streams. This shift is driven by the need to reduce emissions and move towards cleaner energy sources. At 10 power stations, operators are taking various approaches, including testing hydrogen co-firing at existing plants, upgrading turbines to combust a natural gas/hydrogen blend, or constructing new plants with hydrogen integration capabilities. These initiatives signify a proactive move towards embracing innovative technologies in the power industry and adapting to the evolving energy landscape. The exploration of hydrogen integration highlights a growing trend towards sustainable practices and demonstrates a commitment to environmental stewardship within the US power sector.