Zen42.ai has joined forces with Mobii Green Energy Group to collaborate on the New Zealand Green HI-City project, which aims to establish the world's first green hydrogen-powered data center. This project, led by Mobii Green Energy Group and the North Rakaia Power Company in New Zealand, is set to raise $2 billion in investments to create an AI data center powered entirely by green energy. The strategic location near New Zealand's largest hydroelectric plant on the South Island will streamline the power grid connection and reduce infrastructure costs. Major partners such as Google Cloud, Supermicro, and Tatung System Technologies Inc. (tsti) are onboard to ensure the success of the project. Zen42.ai, co-founded by industry pioneers, envisions a future where AI infrastructure is democratized and universally accessible, emphasizing renewable energy sources. The project not only focuses on cutting-edge AI infrastructure but also introduces innovative incentive models like carbon credit tokens and green computing power tokens. These tokens aim to engage stakeholders in a digital carbon economy, promoting the achievement of net-zero emissions. Supported by the Hyper-Connected AI Consortium, Zen42.ai is leading the charge towards sustainable AI-native infrastructure projects. The project's expansion to 100 cities globally, including regions like Singapore, Japan, and the Middle East, underscores its commitment to a sustainable, AI-driven future. With backing from influential figures and governmental support in New Zealand, the Green HI-City initiative is set to revolutionize the tech industry by prioritizing environmental sustainability and renewable energy.