First Hydrogen Corp. has announced plans to introduce a left-hand drive model of its green hydrogen-powered fuel cell light commercial vehicle (FCEV) to expand its market presence in regions like the United States, Mexico, South America, and Europe. The European Union has approved significant funding for hydrogen Integrated Projects of Common European Interest (IPCEIs), with the aim of raising €43 billion to support over 120 projects involving around 100 European companies. These projects cover the entire hydrogen ecosystem, from production to end-use, as the EU works towards achieving climate neutrality by 2050. Additionally, the EU plans to collaborate with international partners to promote clean hydrogen deployment and market development. In the United States, California has initiated a hydrogen hub with support from the Biden Administration, which includes funding for hydrogen production projects. First Hydrogen's FCEV successfully completed trials in the UK, demonstrating its performance under various conditions such as carrying heavy loads, towing, and functioning in cold temperatures without performance loss. The FCEV boasts easy drivability, quick refueling, and a range of 630 km on a single refueling, making it a competitive option in the clean transportation sector. Balraj Mann, the Group CEO, praised the advantages of hydrogen-powered vehicles over battery electric vehicles, citing sustainability, zero emissions, and their role in reducing the carbon footprint and supporting decarbonization objectives. The company aims to contribute to a zero-emission future by utilizing green hydrogen, ensuring that its FCEVs are greenhouse gas emission-free with only water as a byproduct. First Hydrogen's focus on zero-emission vehicles and green hydrogen production aligns with global efforts towards sustainable and environmentally friendly transportation solutions.