Hydrogen energy stations are facilities that can produce electricity, hydrogen, and heat all in one place. They can be used for powering buildings, refueling vehicles, and heating or cooling spaces. These stations typically use fuel cells to generate electricity and produce hydrogen as a byproduct. Some projects have already been done in California, and more are expected in the future. The goal is to explore different designs and locations for these stations to promote clean and efficient technologies for both stationary and transportation purposes. The report suggests recommendations for state clean energy funds to consider supporting these projects.