The article criticizes President Trump's proposed changes in the energy tax provisions, focusing on the potential negative impact on hydrogen projects in North Dakota. Specifically, the Section 45V hydrogen credit, vital for hydrogen-related initiatives, is at risk of being cut short if projects do not commence construction by the end of 2027. The piece highlights the significance of this tax credit by pointing out ongoing projects like the Heartland Hydrogen Hub in Grand Forks, which could see billions of invested dollars go to waste without the extension of the tax provision. The potential of hydrogen technology to revolutionize the energy industry is underscored, with its ability to integrate fossil fuels and renewables for emission reduction and carbon capture. The author emphasizes the importance of securing a stable future for hydrogen projects and clean energy initiatives in North Dakota and the nation. Sen. Cramer is urged to support the full extension of Section 45V until 2029, aligning with bipartisan calls for a more predictable and robust environment for hydrogen innovation and energy security. The article urges collaboration among policymakers to ensure the longevity and growth of the energy sector in North Dakota while advancing clean energy technologies for a sustainable future.