Texas Innovates has announced the launch of the CHILI (Climate & Hydrogen Innovation and Learning Incubator) program, set to commence during Houston Climate Week on September 12, 2024. The initiative, supported by the DOE Office of Technology Transition's Energy Program for Innovation Clusters (EPIC), aims to drive innovation in climate technologies, with a specific focus on hydrogen and carbon solutions. The program's ten selected companies, including 1s1 Energy, Ammobia, Arculus Solutions, and others, cover a diverse range of sustainable energy solutions, from advanced hydrogen storage to ammonia-based fuel technology and methane plasmalysis for hydrogen production. The CHILI program offers comprehensive support to the participants, such as mentorship from industry experts, access to cutting-edge facilities, and partnerships with leading energy organizations. Texas Innovates aims to expedite the commercialization of new technologies to facilitate the transition to a low-carbon future. Executive Director Alex Rozenfeld expressed excitement about the program's launch, highlighting the critical role these companies play in addressing climate and hydrogen challenges. Texas Innovates, a non-profit organization, focuses on fostering a 'hard-tech' innovation ecosystem to tackle significant energy challenges, especially in hydrogen and decarbonization. By building regional partnerships and promoting sustainable energy solutions, Texas Innovates aims to establish a vibrant energy ecosystem in Texas. The CHILI program aligns with the organization's mission to drive innovation and decarbonization efforts in the energy sector.