This Senate resolution designates October 8, 2026, as "National Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day" to recognize the role of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies in the United States. The resolution highlights hydrogen's history, including its use in the space program, and its current applications in stationary power generation, backup power systems, and zero-emission transportation such as cars, buses, trucks, trains, and industrial vehicles. It notes that the U.S. produces about 10 million metric tons of hydrogen annually and emphasizes the technology's potential benefits for energy efficiency, water conservation, and grid resilience. The resolution is symbolic and does not create new programs, funding, or regulations; it simply affirms congressional support for continued innovation in hydrogen and fuel cell technology by industry, government, universities, and national laboratories.