A cutting-edge hydrogen refueling machine, developed by the Chengdu-based new energy company Houpu Clean Energy Group in China, is making waves at the ongoing Paris Olympics. The equipment, meeting both Chinese technical standards and European certification, has been lauded for its impeccable performance, securing orders from Air Liquide, the hydrogen supporter of the Paris Games. Plans are underway to export more of these advanced refueling machines to France, Canada, and Australia as part of the global shift towards green transportation. While the energy demands of heavy-duty vehicles make hydrogen a suitable alternative, experts caution about the challenges hindering widespread commercial adoption, stressing the importance of enhancing essential infrastructure like refueling facilities. To propel the use of hydrogen energy, China is strategizing at various levels, with Sichuan Province even offering toll exemptions for hydrogen-powered vehicles. This move aligns with China's broader goal of promoting high-quality economic development, emphasizing service consumption across various sectors, including green, digital, and health services. The recent guideline release outlines key tasks to boost service consumption and cater to the evolving needs of the populace, underlining the country's commitment to advancing in the service sector.