First Hydrogen Corp. is making significant strides in the global adoption of hydrogen-powered fuel cell vehicles (FCEVs) with successful trials in multiple continents. In North America, the company has garnered interest from fleet operators in Quebec, aiming to showcase the benefits of FCEVs as an alternative to battery electric vehicles during cold weather. Plans to establish a vehicle assembly facility and green hydrogen production plant in Shawinigan, Quebec signal a major boost to green technology jobs in the region. In Mexico, discussions with industrial fleet operators and the development of a country-wide Hydrogen Refueling Stations (HRS) infrastructure align with the country's commitment to renewable energy and climate goals. In Europe, partnerships with the European Investment Bank (EIB) and the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Germany highlight the continent's efforts towards decarbonization and sustainable energy. South America is also focusing on green hydrogen development, with Chile and Peru leading the way in producing competitive hydrogen from renewable sources. Successful FCEV trials have demonstrated the vehicles' capability for various duties without performance or range issues, driving ongoing discussions with fleet operators for further adoption of hydrogen technology.