Avina Clean Hydrogen recently marked a significant milestone by initiating the construction of a groundbreaking green hydrogen facility in Vernon, California. The project, designed to produce up to 4 MTPD of compressed green hydrogen through electrolysis, represents a critical step towards decarbonizing heavy-duty transport and meeting California's clean energy objectives. Avina's CEO, Vishal Shah, emphasizes the facility's strategic location in Southern California, enabling the company to cater to high-demand transportation corridors and urban markets for clean hydrogen. The collaboration with the City of Vernon, as expressed by Mayor Judith Merlo, underscores the support for Avina's innovative project, facilitated by streamlined permitting processes and reliable power supply. Various industry leaders, such as Dan McGill from FASTECH and Katrina Fritz from the California Hydrogen Business Council, commend Avina's efforts in driving clean energy solutions and foresee the project's contribution to a sustainable future in mobility. The facility's operational target of July 2025 aligns with the company's commitment to combat climate change by reducing CO2 emissions and improving local air quality. Avina's focus on mass production of clean technology indicates its dedication to addressing regional energy needs and fostering growth in the hydrogen industry. With environmental permits secured, the construction is on track to meet the operational deadline, further enhancing California's hydrogen market and supporting the state's transition to cleaner transportation alternatives.