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Hydrogen energy systems in this context refer to arrangements where hydrogen is used as an energy carrier to provide backup or supplemental power to critical infrastructure, such as water pumping and treatment facilities at a military base.[3] These systems typically combine hydrogen production or delivery, on‑site storage, and conversion equipment—often fuel cells or specialized generators—to deliver electricity when the primary grid is unavailable or constrained.[5]

Clovis, Curry County, New Mexico

A trial project at Cannon Air Force Base to use hydrogen-based energy systems as an alternative or backup power source for the base’s water supply infrastructure, intended to enhance resilience against grid disruptions.