The Kit Carson Electric Cooperative is moving forward with an ambitious project to build three green hydrogen production, storage, and fuel cell facilities in Taos County, United States. The cooperative has announced plans for a $231 million investment in these facilities, with the largest one set to be located in Questa. The Questa facility is expected to begin construction by December 1, 2025, reflecting the cooperative's tightened timeline for the project. CEO Luis Reyes has highlighted the changing priorities in the White House related to green energy tax credits as a key factor driving the need for swift action. However, the project is facing some uncertainties due to the federal budget reconciliation process. This initiative underscores the cooperative's commitment to renewable energy and sustainability, positioning Taos County as a hub for green hydrogen technology development in the United States.