Jyväskylä, a city strategically located in Finland, has been chosen as the initial station for a green hydrogen infrastructure project, highlighting its pivotal role in Finland's transition to renewable energy. The collaboration between Jyväskylä, Cefmof, and Toyota aims to establish a green hydrogen ecosystem, promoting carbon neutrality and sustainable urban development. The project includes the launch of a green hydrogen refueling station targeting heavy-duty vehicles like trucks and buses, as well as lighter vehicles. Additionally, Jyväskylä will pioneer the use of green hydrogen-powered buses in Finland by 2025, with the integration of five hydrogen-fueled buses into the public transportation fleet. This initiative will not only test the buses' performance under northern conditions but also raise public awareness about green hydrogen's potential in enhancing urban transport and addressing environmental challenges. With a clear commitment to carbon neutrality by 2030, Jyväskylä's efforts in promoting green hydrogen are set to contribute to a cleaner, healthier urban environment and a more resilient local economy. The project, led by Cefmof, will secure production of the hydrogen buses by January 2025, with test use scheduled for July 2025, marking a significant step towards a sustainable hydrogen-powered transportation system in Finland.