The Alternative Fuel Vehicle Institute (AFVi) recently unveiled a new hydrogen training course, 'Level 1: Hydrogen Vehicle Essentials and Safety Practices,' at the ACT Expo in Las Vegas. This course is designed to provide vehicle technicians with essential safety requirements, procedures, and best practices for working with hydrogen fuel systems. Annalloyd Thomason, the CEO of AFVi, expressed the organization's excitement in meeting the demand for hydrogen training and ensuring that it meets high standards. Attendees at ACT Expo were given a preview of the new training, which is also available on AFVi's website in various delivery modes. The first live-online session is set for June 13, with future plans for Level 2 training for hydrogen fuel system inspectors and a certification program. AFVi aims to equip fleet managers and their technicians with the necessary knowledge and skills to maintain hydrogen-powered vehicles safely. The organization encourages those interested in the training to explore the opportunities for collaboration at their booth at ACT Expo or reach out through their website. Overall, the article highlights AFVi's proactive approach to educating professionals in the alternative fuels industry, specifically in the growing field of hydrogen technology.