The article highlights the passing of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act by Congress, which includes the restoration of the Section 45V hydrogen production tax credit. The Fuel Cell & Hydrogen Energy Association (FCHEA) played a central role in advocating for this credit's restoration, with specific recognition given to Senators Shelly Moore Capito and Bill Cassidy for supporting hydrogen's potential in job creation and energy security. By extending the construction commencement date to January 2028, the U.S. hydrogen industry is poised to advance key projects and Regional Hydrogen Hubs, boosting the market. The collaborative efforts of FCHEA and various energy sector organizations have led to a policy solution that benefits the U.S. hydrogen sector, positioning it for growth in energy and manufacturing. FCHEA's longstanding advocacy for hydrogen energy and fuel cell technologies has been instrumental in driving federal and state level support, emphasizing the environmental and economic benefits of hydrogen energy.