HydroFleet, a North Carolina-based firm, is set to invest nearly $33 million in constructing an integrated natural gas-based hydrogen production and refuelling station in Pooler, Georgia. The new facility aims to support heavy-duty fuel cell truck deployments, with an initial capacity to refuel between 7 to 14 trucks daily. Utilizing a small-scale autothermal reformation (ATR) unit named 'R600' by OneH2, the company plans to produce hydrogen from pure water and natural gas feedstocks. However, there is no mention of the system's CO2 emissions or incorporation of carbon capture technology. The site will also utilize OneH2's storage trailers and dispensing units. In the future, the facility could potentially scale up to refuel up to 50 trucks, producing 4,200kg of hydrogen daily. Despite not making a direct connection, HydroFleet highlighted Hyundai's recent deployment of 21 Class 8 XCIENT fuel cell trucks in Georgia, just 16 miles away from Pooler. The strategic location of Pooler, near major interstates and the Port of Savannah, makes it an ideal location for HydroFleet's operations. The article also mentions Hyundai's plans to install a hydrogen refuelling station at its EV plant, where hydrogen production capacity is expected at a later stage. Overall, the sentiment towards hydrogen in the article is positive, emphasizing the investment, infrastructure development, and future expansion prospects in the hydrogen fuel sector.