Hitachi Energy has become a key partner in the US Department of Energy's 'H2@Scale in Texas and Beyond' project, collaborating with various industry stakeholders to advance the production and use of renewable hydrogen. The project, based in Austin, Texas, focuses on investigating the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of hydrogen generation from renewable resources, including a vehicle refueling station and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. Hitachi Energy's expertise in integrating utility-scale renewable energy sources with power grids plays a crucial role in this initiative. The company's commitment to driving innovation and sustainability is highlighted, particularly in the decarbonization of hard-to-abate industries through clean hydrogen production. By participating in the full hydrogen value chain, Hitachi Energy aims to contribute to the transition to clean energy by providing grid compliance, power conversion systems, and asset management solutions. The collaboration with the 'H2@Scale' project will enable the gathering of crucial insights for optimizing system design and operation of large-scale hydrogen plants. Feasibility studies will also be conducted to scale up hydrogen production and use, with a focus on implementing the project in the Port of Houston and the Gulf Coast region. This collaboration underscores the importance of clean hydrogen in decarbonizing industries and driving sustainable energy solutions.