Charbone Hydrogen Corporation, represented by chief operations officer Daniel Charette, recently announced a significant milestone - the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with ABB to expand hydrogen production across North America. The five-year agreement outlines the construction of up to 15 modular hydrogen production facilities, following the successful model of Charbone's flagship project in Sorel-Tracy. Charette highlighted the importance of ABB's support in providing modular substation solutions, automation services, and operator-extended workstations to enable remote project control. This partnership aims to streamline construction and engineering processes as Charbone embarks on multiple site developments. The partnership with ABB is a strategic move to standardize operational procedures and ensure efficient scalability as market demand grows. Through a phased approach to project implementation, Charbone plans to replicate its successful model across new locations, leveraging ABB's expertise in utility connections and infrastructure development. The company's timeline indicates progress towards connecting with Hydro-Quebec in Q2 2025, with plans for subsequent expansion into Detroit. With all necessary permits secured and construction preparations underway, Charbone is poised to advance its hydrogen infrastructure projects efficiently and effectively.