Jericho Energy Ventures Inc., through its subsidiary Hydrogen Technologies, has been awarded $1 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Energy for a California-based project aimed at addressing hydrogen permitting challenges. The project, named Hydrogen Permitting Issues and Improvements (HPII), will focus on enabling the deployment of hydrogen-powered equipment like boilers and fuel cells at locations where hydrogen is underutilized. HT will work with partners to tackle technological and administrative barriers, providing safety analysis and real-world data to integrate hydrogen solutions into existing industrial infrastructure. HT's zero-emission hydrogen-fueled boilers are highlighted for their efficiency and sustainability, offering a clean source of steam and hot water for various industries. The company is collaborating with multi-national corporations and universities to explore the feasibility of its technology, with a current project at a Western US university for decarbonized district heating. Jericho Energy Ventures' CEO expressed pride in participating in the DOE-funded project and emphasized the company's commitment to providing innovative hydrogen solutions. The company plans to separate its hydrogen platform to enhance shareholder value and has initiated a shares for debt transaction to settle outstanding amounts. The article underscores the importance of HT's eco-friendly boiler technology in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and advancing clean energy solutions in various industrial sectors.