First Hydrogen Corp., based in Vancouver, is expanding its presence in Europe, primarily in Germany, known for its expertise in precision, efficiency, and advanced technology. The company is collaborating with international firms to support its European expansion into the hydrogen ecosystem, focusing on hydrogen-powered-fuel-cell vehicles. Germany's commitment to green hydrogen is evident from its national strategy declared in 2020, with a recent focus on a hydrogen highway spanning 9,700 kilometers, supported by hydrogen hubs or 'Hydrogen Valleys.' This initiative aligns with Europe's goal of achieving Net Zero by 2050, driving the approval of €43 billion for hydrogen projects by the European Commission. Balraj Mann, Group CEO of First Hydrogen, acknowledges Europe's shift towards clean hydrogen and highlights Germany's significant funding of €4.6 billion to hydrogen projects. The company is introducing its hydrogen-powered-fuel-cell vehicles to the German market after successful trials in the UK. Additionally, First Hydrogen is actively engaged in green hydrogen production and distribution, emphasizing its commitment to zero-emission vehicles. Apart from its European expansion, First Hydrogen Corp. has granted stock options to directors, officers, and consultants, demonstrating its continued focus on talent retention. The company's involvement in developing hydrogen-fueled vehicles, green hydrogen production, and distribution aligns with the global transition towards sustainable energy solutions. With ongoing efforts in hydrogen technology, First Hydrogen Corp. aims to play a significant role in shaping the future of transportation with zero-emission vehicles.