; (8) chemical synthesis, such as synthesis of methanol and ethylene; (9) process heaters, including hydrogen combustion with environmental controls; (10) cogeneration to make electricity or heat to support industrial processes; or (11) any other use of hydrogen for heavy industry, as determined by the Secretary. (c) Purpose The purpose of the Program is to support the adoption of hydrogen as an emissions reduction technology for heavy industry, including in applications where hydrogen is blended with other fuels or feedstocks. (d) Demonstration projects and other authorized projects (1) In general The Secretary shall provide grants or cooperative agreements on a competitive basis for commercial-scale demonstration projects for end-use applications of hydrogen and other authorized projects, as described in paragraph (5). (2) Amount of grant or cooperative agreement The amount of a grant or cooperative agreement provided to an eligible entity under this subsection shall be not more than $400,000,000. (3) Application An entity seeking a grant or cooperative agreement to conduct a demonstration project or other authorized project under this subsection shall submit to the Secretary an application at such time, in such manner, and containing such information as the Secretary may require, including a description of the manner in which the project— (A) will contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions at the applicable facility; and (B) in the case of a project for industrial end-use application that already uses hydrogen at scale, will reduce or avoid emissions of greenhouse gases. (4) Selection (A) Considerations In providing a grant or cooperative agreement under this subsection, the Secretary shall review each applicant and application under paragraph (3) with respect to— (i) the financial strength of the applicant; (ii) the proposed construction schedule; (iii) the market risk of the technology that the applicant seeks to demonstrate, as applicable