In a recent advocacy initiative, Representatives Jamie Raskin and Don Beyer have urged the Department of Energy's Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations to enhance transparency regarding the climate impact of hydrogen hubs. The focus is on the Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs Program, emphasizing the necessity of disclosing lifecycle emissions data for each hub to ensure alignment with climate objectives. By making this information public, the representatives aim to confirm that the hubs are actively supporting decarbonization efforts. The letter addressed to the DOE stresses the importance of releasing emissions data linked to hydrogen production, which is crucial for evaluating the environmental implications of the H2Hubs. The lawmakers underscore the potential risk of high emissions levels from hydrogen production negating the climate benefits of transitioning from fossil fuels. They contend that the lack of comprehensive data impedes a full understanding of the program's impact on climate goals and public well-being. This transparency push follows their successful advocacy for robust climate standards in the Clean Hydrogen Tax Credit, a federal incentive program promoting clean hydrogen production through renewable energy sources and operational efficiency. By advocating for transparency and stringent regulations, Raskin and Beyer aim to ensure that hydrogen initiatives align with sustainability targets and prioritize environmental and public health benefits.