Two controversial wind and solar projects in Wyoming, known as Pronghorn and Sidewinder, are being propelled by Focus Clean Energy with a vision to produce 'green' hydrogen jet fuel. The projects have received approval for leasing state land but await further endorsements from regulatory bodies. Opposition from some Wyoming Republicans questions the impact of wind and solar development on the oil and gas industry, while supporters argue for diversification and economic benefits. Focus Clean Energy plans to create jobs, invest billions, and contribute to public education through lease payments. The projects involve a complex process of generating hydrogen fuel using renewable sources and captured CO2. Despite challenges in environmental and cultural studies, the company remains dedicated to advancing the projects. The State Board of Land Commissioners' decision to support the leases faced internal division, reflecting broader debates on energy subsidies and resource competition within the state. Governor Mark Gordon and other board members highlight the need for revenue generation and economic growth, emphasizing the importance of balancing various interests. The projects, if successful, are poised to bring significant economic benefits to Wyoming and pave the way for innovative energy solutions.