Zen42.ai has officially joined Mobii Green Energy's New Zealand Green HI-City project, aiming to establish the world's first green hydrogen-powered data center. The project, led by Mobii Green Energy Group and North Rakaia Power Company, plans to integrate solar, wind power, and green hydrogen production facilities to support a 150 MW AI data center entirely powered by green energy. With major partners like Google Cloud and Supermicro, Zen42.ai will leverage its expertise in decentralized AI infrastructure and green energy solutions to advance sustainability and meet global computational demand. The project's strategic location near New Zealand's largest hydroelectric plant on the South Island reduces infrastructure costs and shortens the permitting process. Zen42.ai envisions a future where AI infrastructure is democratized and universally accessible, powered by renewable energy and employing blockchain technology for innovative incentive models like carbon credit and green computing power tokens. The Green HI-City project plans to expand to 100 cities globally, with a focus on green computing power generating significant carbon credits. Zen42.ai's mission aligns with Mobii Green Energy's commitment to sustainability, aiming to recruit like-minded partners worldwide for a sustainable, AI-driven future.