AkzoNobel has unveiled one of the automotive industry's first hydrogen-powered spray booths at a new training center located near Brussels, Belgium. As part of a significant investment to enhance its network of Automotive Training Centers globally, the new facility exceeds local requirements and is constructed to be BREEAM certified, demonstrating AkzoNobel's dedication to reducing carbon emissions by 2030. The hydrogen-powered combi spray booth features advanced technologies such as active carbon and HEPA filters to ensure clean air and reduce volatile organic compounds (VOCs) during the painting process. The facility offers various training programs focused on applications, products, digital color processes, and quality improvements, emphasizing sustainability and the latest advancements in the automotive coatings sector. By upskilling professionals in the industry, AkzoNobel aims to drive operational efficiency, reduce carbon emissions, and set a new standard for sustainable practices. The company's commitment to innovation and sustainability extends beyond the automotive sector to support customers across different industries through its global network of training facilities.