The Steamboat project by Pure-Green Colorado is a forward-thinking initiative aimed at enhancing clean energy production and storage in the Yampa Valley grid. With plans for up to 18 hours of daily dispatchable and peak generation capacity, the project integrates geothermal energy with long-duration storage, green hydrogen production, and heat supply. The project received a substantial $298,000 award from Colorado's Geothermal Energy Grant Program, enabling the exploration of advanced geothermal technology and hydrogen production at the Steamboat Ski Resort. Pure-Green Colorado's CEO, Brian Dunn, expressed appreciation for the support from partner organizations in the Steamboat community and emphasized the readiness of their technologies for deployment. The company's collaboration with technology partners like Sage Geosystems and New Day Hydrogen showcases a comprehensive approach to developing sustainable energy solutions. Sage Geosystems, known for its Geopressured Geothermal System technologies, is pioneering cost-effective and commercially viable geothermal solutions. On the other hand, New Day Hydrogen is spearheading local hydrogen markets with its innovative production and storage systems, offering an eco-friendly alternative for fleets and other users transitioning to zero emissions. The combination of geothermal energy, hydrogen production, and storage technologies signifies a crucial step towards a cleaner and more sustainable energy landscape in Colorado. The integration of these technologies not only aims to reduce reliance on traditional energy sources but also paves the way for a greener future in the region.