The U.S. Department of Energy's Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies Office, in collaboration with the Clean Energy Ministerial, unveiled the winners of the H2 Twin Cities program during the Hydrogen Americas 2024 Summit & Exhibition in Washington, D.C. The program, part of the Clean Energy Ministerial Clean Hydrogen Initiative, focuses on accelerating the adoption of clean hydrogen technologies globally by connecting cities and communities worldwide. This round of the program emphasizes mentor-mentee pairings to facilitate effective knowledge transfer between cities at different stages of hydrogen implementation. The winners of the H2 Twin Cities program include the h2 Regional Energy Hub partnership between Houston, Texas, and Nuevo Leon, Mexico. This strategic partnership aims to strengthen the hydrogen value chain in both regions by addressing various aspects such as feasibility assessments, regulatory challenges, and investment attraction. Another winning partnership, Hy HouB, will promote hydrogen awareness and adoption between Houston, Texas, and Barrancabermeja, Colombia, focusing on the use of hydrogen fuel for transporting heavy goods. Activities under the program will cover a range of areas including supply chain integration, infrastructure requirements, training programs, public awareness campaigns, and identification of synergies for trade opportunities. By fostering collaborations between cities with different levels of hydrogen implementation, the H2 Twin Cities program seeks to establish a robust global hydrogen infrastructure while emphasizing environmental justice, social equity, and clean energy jobs.