Mitsubishi Power is actively driving the transition to sustainable energy by harnessing the potential of hydrogen. At CERAWeek in Houston, Kai Guo, Vice President of Hydrogen Infrastructure Development, shared insights into the company's efforts to advance hydrogen initiatives in North America, notably through projects like the ACES Delta Hydrogen Hub in Utah. This flagship project is designed to produce 100 tons of clean hydrogen daily, showcasing Mitsubishi Power's commitment to accessible and affordable hydrogen solutions. Supported by DOE grants and the IRA funding, the company aims to overcome initial high costs and establish cost-effective hydrogen production methods. Guo highlighted the parallels between hydrogen and renewable energy, predicting cost reductions over time. With a vision of nationwide hydrogen hubs connected by pipelines and utilizing salt caverns for storage, Mitsubishi Power is laying the groundwork for a robust hydrogen network. The company recognizes hydrogen's potential in decarbonizing challenging sectors like long-haul trucking, aviation, and clean steel production. By aligning technology development, demand creation, and supply readiness, Mitsubishi Power aims for economy-wide decarbonization. The mobility sector, including trucking fleets and aviation, presents significant opportunities for hydrogen utilization, showcasing its versatility in decarbonizing various operations. Through its comprehensive strategy, Mitsubishi Power is fostering cleaner energy solutions, transforming industries, and contributing to global decarbonization efforts.