General Motors (GM) has deployed three of its HYDROTEC hydrogen gensets to the Los Angeles area to aid in the recovery efforts for EV drivers and emergency vehicles affected by recent wildfires. In addition to the hydrogen gensets, GM is offering mobile charging solutions such as propane chargers and biofuel-powered charging stations to assist Californians impacted by the fires. The company's vice president, Duncan Aldred, highlighted GM's commitment to providing targeted local support to customers and employees affected by the wildfires. GM's response to the wildfires also includes philanthropic contributions, employee giving campaigns, and complimentary services like Crisis Assist Services for OnStar-equipped vehicles. The company is offering assistance for customers with damaged vehicles towards purchasing or leasing a new GM vehicle, as well as covering collision repair deductible costs resulting from wildfire damage. Despite some criticism regarding the size of GM's donations and employee contributions, the overall sentiment is positive, acknowledging the company's efforts to support wildfire victims. The article concludes by recognizing GM's initiative and hopes that other companies will also step up to provide aid in times of crisis.