Charbone Hydrogen Corporation, a publicly traded green hydrogen company, has entered a strategic collaboration with ABB to develop up to 15 green hydrogen production facilities in North America. The collaboration aims to support industries with clean energy, particularly targeting heavy industrial processes like steelmaking. ABB will supply modular and standard electrical substations for the facilities, with potential future automation solutions. The flagship project will be in Sorel-Tracy, Quebec, using hydro electricity to power green hydrogen electrolyzers and setting a design standard for future sites. Subsequent projects will include a site in Detroit, USA, to cater to the automotive industry. The partnership aligns with Québec's 2030 energy roadmap, focusing on reducing petroleum consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. The collaboration signifies a significant step towards a low-carbon energy future, with green hydrogen playing a crucial role. ABB's President of Energy Industries emphasized the importance of scaling green hydrogen production to support cleaner industries. Additionally, Charbone will implement ABB's Extended Operator Workplace system to monitor all facilities in North America, enhancing production efficiency. Global demand for hydrogen is increasing, with a growing emphasis on low-emission production methods. Charbone's focus on renewable energy and ABB's expertise in electrification and automation position the collaboration to make substantial contributions to the green hydrogen sector.