As the shift towards decarbonization gains momentum, advanced nuclear energy is playing a more prominent role alongside renewables. Collaborations among renewables, nuclear power, and 'pink' hydrogen are emerging as a practical, economic, and environmentally friendly solution. The demand for 24/7 carbon-free electricity, driven by data centers and corporate commitments to carbon neutrality, is spurring the adoption of blended Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) that combine nuclear and renewable energy sources. These blended PPAs offer a reliable and cost-effective way to achieve carbon-free power with reduced nuclear waste. The U.S. Department of Energy's Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs program is endorsing nuclear-powered hydrogen production, highlighting the potential of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) in producing 'pink' hydrogen sustainably. Tax equity opportunities for SMRs are on the rise, incentivized by Section 45U PTC, Section 45Y PTC, and Section 48E ITC, similar to incentives in the solar and wind sectors. While the market for tax equity in SMRs is still evolving, experienced investors are cautiously exploring these opportunities. Looking ahead, an integrated approach that combines renewables, hydrogen, storage, and advanced nuclear technologies is seen as a way to deliver reliable and clean energy solutions to meet global energy needs.