Avina Clean Hydrogen Inc. recently held a groundbreaking ceremony for its green hydrogen project in the City of Vernon, Southern California. The project aims to advance sustainability by decarbonizing heavy-duty transport and supporting California's clean energy goals. The state-of-the-art facility is designed to produce up to 4 metric tons per day of compressed green hydrogen through electrolysis, using clean electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. Once operational, it will be one of the largest integrated electrolytic hydrogen production and refueling sites globally, providing infrastructure to replace diesel trucking miles with hydrogen miles. The facility is expected to eliminate around 130,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions annually, contributing significantly to improving air quality in local communities. Vishal Shah, the Founder and CEO of Avina Clean Hydrogen, highlighted the strategic location of the facility in Southern California, enabling the company to serve critical transportation corridors and urban markets to meet the rising demand for clean hydrogen in the region. The City of Vernon expressed excitement and support for the project, emphasizing the importance of clean technology and sustainable practices. The collaboration between Avina Clean Hydrogen and various stakeholders, including local authorities and organizations like FASTECH and the California Hydrogen Business Council, underscores a commitment to driving innovation in clean energy solutions. The project, scheduled to commence construction in July 2025, has already secured key environmental permits, signaling progress in the hydrogen industry's growth in California. Overall, the Avina Clean Hydrogen Project represents a significant step towards a more sustainable future for mobility in the region.