The Port of Houston has successfully secured close to $25 million in federal funding to propel the development of a hydrogen fueling station specifically tailored for heavy-duty trucks, signaling a significant stride towards more environmentally friendly transportation solutions. This initiative, known as the Bayport HRS project, is a collaborative effort involving key players such as Linde Inc., GTI Energy, Argonne National Laboratory, and the Center for Houston’s Future. The project's primary objective is to create a pipeline-based station that not only offers high-throughput fueling capabilities but also ensures accessibility for a wide range of vehicles. Linde Inc. will play a crucial role in overseeing the design, construction, and day-to-day operations of the fueling station. By embarking on this endeavor, the Port of Houston aims to fulfill its Sustainability Action Plan and work towards achieving a net-zero emissions status by the year 2050. This aligns harmoniously with broader national strategies focused on decarbonization and emphasizes the commitment of the port to embrace cleaner and more sustainable practices in the realm of transportation.