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New York, New York, Feb. 20, 2025 – Ambient Fuels, a leader in America’s clean hydrogen economy, announced the appointment of Miranda Ballentine, founder of the Clean Energy Buyers Association and its CEO from 2018 to 2023, to its Board of Directors. “Hydrogen electrolyzers allow us to put America’s vast supply of solar and wind energy to work in more places throughout the economy,” said Jacob Susman, CEO of Ambient Fuels. “Miranda’s deep expertise in energy, infrastructure and policy will help drive our mission to expand domestic electrolyzer production and make more clean hydrogen here in the U.S. We’re especially interested in working with customers seeking low-carbon jet fuel to reduce their air travel emissions.” Having served as a top Pentagon executive and a global director for a Fortune #1 company, Miranda brings 25 years of leadership experience in retail, defense, energy, utilities, aerospace, and infrastructure. Miranda was the inaugural CEO of the Clean Energy Buyers Alliance, a trade organization representing 400+ organizations who collectively had 14M+ employees and $8T+ annual revenues, where she partnered with Fortune 20 companies and their supply chains to unlock zero-carbon energy. She gained support from major NGOs such as RMI, Business for Social Responsibility,

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