FirstElement Fuel, a California-based company, has inaugurated the world's first hydrogen fuel station for commercial trucks outside the Port of Oakland. The station's capacity surpasses any previous station, allowing it to fill approximately 200 trucks daily. Hyundai XCIENT fuel-cell tractors and Nikola Corporation trucks are among the vehicles utilizing the station for 'drayage' duty, emphasizing the shift towards hydrogen-powered transportation. Other companies like Cummins, Bosch, and Daimler are also joining the development of fuel-cell hydrogen trucks. FEF, known for being a world leader in hydrogen refueling station solutions, plans to expand its facilities to serve heavy-duty trucks in California, supported by significant government funding to boost the hydrogen economy. Notably, a recent partnership between Nikola Corporation and FEF solidified plans for Nikola's hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks to be refueled at the Oakland station over the next decade. This collaboration aims to drive the transportation industry towards sustainability and a future powered by hydrogen.