The Department of Transportation and the Federal Highway Administration have awarded a substantial $25 million grant to the Port of Houston Authority (Port Houston) for the development of a cutting-edge hydrogen fueling station project. This initiative, named Bayport HRS, will see the construction of a pipeline-based Hydrogen Refueling Station (HRS) in collaboration with Linde Inc., GTI Energy, Argonne National Laboratory, and Center for Houston’s Future. The purpose of this project is to create a hydrogen fueling station for heavy-duty trucks in Bayport, Texas, providing convenient and publicly accessible fueling options to support supply chain development in the region. The partnership aims to contribute to the Port's Sustainability Action Plan and its ambitious goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. By leveraging the expertise of industry leaders and research institutions, the Bayport HRS project is a significant step towards promoting sustainable transportation practices and reducing carbon emissions within the sector. Key figures involved in the project, including Port Houston CEO Charlie Jenkins and Linde's Richard Minter, expressed their enthusiasm for collaborating on this venture that aligns with national strategies for transportation decarbonization and clean hydrogen. The initiative not only highlights the importance of public-private partnerships in driving innovation but also emphasizes the role of regional cooperation in advancing sustainable energy solutions. Furthermore, the project's alignment with the U.S. National Blueprint for Transportation Decarbonization and other national strategies underscores its significance in the broader context of clean energy initiatives. With additional grant funding secured in the past year, Port Houston's commitment to sustainability and economic development through environmentally friendly projects like the Bayport HRS is evident. This grant award marks a promising start for Port Houston's grants program in 2025, showcasing a continued dedication to fostering innovation and sustainable practices within the port and its surrounding community.