Texas Hydrogen Alliance

“ORGANIZED WITH MEMBERS”

“At the annual meeting of the members of the alliance, directors are elected for a period of one year or until replaced by the board of directors.”

“The board of directors makes all the decisions for the membership.”

“Once the tax return is completed by the alliances cpa, it is reviewed by the treasurer and the executive director.”

“The compensation for the executive director is determined by the officers of the board of directors.”

“When a request is made by the genreal public, the governing documents are made available in person or by email.”

“Our mission is to broaden and enhance the understanding of opportunities for hydrogen in texas and advocate for reshaping the states policy and regulatory framework to expedite the adoption of hydrogen technology. With the overall goal to support and maintain the states position as the energy capitol of the world, a coalition of industry leaders has assembled to pursue this task. The focus is on multiple aspects of the hydrogen industry including existing and future production, transportation and zero-emission freight movement, storage and refueling infrastructure, production and distribution of low carbon intensity (ci) hydrogen, electricity grid resiliency, energy storage, hydrogen from waste, creation of hydrogen hubs, all capitalizing on the synergies between natural gas and hydrogen. The alliance will engage with policy-makers, regulators, and the greater public in both education and advocacy activities. While the primary focus of tha will be on texas, the alliance will seek to influence federal activities relative to hydrogen where and when appropriate with coordination and communication with other national efforts. Fundamentally, the alliance will provide a foundation for collaborative dialog with industry and technology experience needed to establish and capitalize opportunities for hydrogen and partner with other enterprises in texas focusing on economic growth.”