The article discusses the global shift towards sustainable energy technologies to meet electricity demands while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. It highlights the phasing out of conventional power generation methods like natural gas and coal gasification due to their high greenhouse gas outputs. Countries such as the USA, EU, China, and Brazil are making progress in reducing emissions through clean energy policies. The article emphasizes the importance of CO2 capture strategies in mitigating emissions from industrial processes like hydrogen production. It also explores the transition from grey to blue and green hydrogen production methods to balance economic viability with environmental stewardship. Renewable energy integration is hailed as the way forward, especially in combating global warming. The potential for wind and solar energy production in the United States is discussed, with a focus on ensuring all energy inputs for hydrogen production come from renewables. The article provides detailed climatic characteristics for Texas cities, aiding in the identification of optimal locations for renewable energy generation.