Hydrogen is gaining significance in the electric power generation industry due to its potential to decarbonize the sector and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. When utilized in fuel cells or for electricity generation, hydrogen produces only water vapor, making it a zero-emission energy source critical for meeting climate change goals. Additionally, hydrogen serves as a valuable energy storage solution, particularly for incorporating intermittent renewable sources like solar and wind energy into the power grid. The ability to produce hydrogen through electrolysis during periods of excess renewable energy and store it for later use helps in balancing energy supply and demand. Moreover, hydrogen's versatility allows it to be used in various applications such as fuel cells, gas turbines, or internal combustion engines, making it an ideal backup fuel for systems requiring high reliability, like microgrids. Industry experts, including Air Products, are actively exploring hydrogen solutions and collaborating with different companies to leverage its potential in diverse sectors. With a growing interest in utilizing hydrogen as a backup fuel in scenarios like temperature peaks and in data centers, the industry is poised to benefit from hydrogen's flexibility and reliability in energy generation.