Extreme E and ENOWA collaborated to power 80% of the Hydro X Prix in Scotland using hydrogen fuel cells. ENOWA supplied 700kg of green hydrogen, and Kaizen Clean Energy provided the fuel cell technology, enabling the production of 11MWh of power for various race site operations including charging, catering, and event control. Ali Russel, Managing Director of Extreme E, highlighted the significance of this energy production, equivalent to powering 1,000 homes in the UK. Extreme E aims to continue its use of green hydrogen in future races, intending to boost energy production. Additionally, Extreme H, an upcoming all-hydrogen off-road racing series starting in 2025, seeks to showcase the viability of hydrogen technology in racing and transportation. During the Scottish race, the hydrogen-powered Pioneer 25 vehicle, designed by Spark Racing Technology with a 400kW Symbio fuel cell, made its debut, emphasizing the advancement of hydrogen-powered vehicles in motorsports. With a focus on sustainability and innovation, Extreme E is at the forefront of utilizing green hydrogen to combat the climate crisis and drive positive change in the racing industry.