Clean Energy, listed on NASDAQ as CLNE, has been awarded a contract to develop a hydrogen fueling station for the Riverside Transit Agency (RTA) in California. This new station will cater to RTA's plans to shift towards zero-emission transportation, beginning with five fuel cell buses and expanding to more than 100 hydrogen-powered buses over the next decade. The project, which includes hydrogen supply and maintenance services, is part of RTA's broader initiative to embrace sustainable practices and reduce emissions. The contract win reflects Clean Energy's growing presence in the hydrogen infrastructure market, following the successful completion of a similar project for Foothill Transit Agency in Pomona, CA. By securing a grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation, RTA is set to kickstart its fleet transition with the purchase of five hydrogen fuel cell electric buses. This milestone underscores the commitment of both Clean Energy and RTA to promoting cleaner transportation solutions and reducing carbon footprints. The collaboration between the two entities not only facilitates the growth of hydrogen-powered public transportation but also sets an example for other agencies looking to embrace environmentally friendly technologies.