Charbone Hydrogen Corporation has announced the appointment of consultant David Cheung Atkinson to work alongside their operations team in expanding production and executing power agreements. The company is focused on green hydrogen projects, with plans to launch a facility in Detroit, Michigan, complementing their existing one in Sorel-Tracy, Quebec. Cheung Atkinson, with his extensive experience in renewable energy, will assist in project deployments and daily operations. Charbone is also set to benefit from Canadian Investment Tax Credits for clean hydrogen, potentially receiving significant tax rebates. By leveraging power purchase agreements (PPAs) and interconnection agreements (IAs), they aim to tap into regulatory incentives and purchase renewable electricity. Additionally, the company is gearing up to enter new markets such as New York, Ontario, and California, with the goal of establishing 16 green hydrogen production facilities across North America by 2030. Charbone's workforce is being strengthened to support these expansion plans, and they have received invitations to propose projects in response to large-scale requests for information.