Ontario celebrated the opening of its first commercial fueling station for hydrogen-powered heavy trucks in Toronto, signifying a pivotal moment in the transition towards a hydrogen-powered future. ITD Industries and Nikola collaborated to construct the Hyla-branded station at ITD's Etobicoke manufacturing facility, offering both battery-electric and hydrogen fuel-cell-electric trucks. The station's location at 161 The West Mall near major highways enables hydrogen-fueled trucks to refuel along the Windsor-Montreal corridor. The station's operation at 700 bar ensures quick refueling times comparable to diesel, a key advantage for hydrogen trucks. Additionally, the Nikola FCEV boasts an impressive range of over 850 km, surpassing most battery-electric vehicles. Premier Doug Ford and industry leaders highlighted the significance of the station's opening in driving longhaul carbon-free transportation. The launch of ITD Energy as a subsidiary to manage fueling stations and the availability of incentives further promote the adoption of hydrogen-fueled trucks. Stakeholders emphasized the importance of incentivizing the purchase of zero-emission vehicles and expanding hydrogen fuel production to reduce costs. Premier Ford affirmed Ontario's support for the development of a hydrogen fueling network and the decarbonization of transportation, underscoring the need for collaboration and investment in sustainable transport solutions.