The Department of Transportation and FHWA have announced a $25 million grant awarded to Port Houston for the construction and operation of a pipeline-based hydrogen refueling station for heavy-duty trucks. The Bayport HRS project, a collaboration between Port Houston, Linde Inc., GTI Energy, Argonne National Laboratory, and Center for Houston’s Future, aims to provide a convenient and publicly accessible hydrogen fueling option in Bayport, Texas. This initiative supports Port Houston's Sustainability Action Plan and the goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, in line with national strategies for transportation decarbonization and clean hydrogen. Port Houston's CEO and officials highlight the importance of sustainability, collaboration, and quality of life for the community, underscoring the project's role in promoting decarbonization and clean transportation. The partnership with Linde, a major hydrogen producer, and other industry leaders signifies a step towards a low-carbon future and energy transition in the region. The project also aims to support national initiatives such as the U.S. National Blueprint for Transportation Decarbonization and the National Zero-Emission Freight Corridor Strategy. By leveraging the expertise and resources of key partners, including Linde, GTI Energy, and Argonne National Laboratory, the collaboration intends to accelerate the integration of hydrogen into the transportation sector for reduced emissions and enhanced energy security. With a focus on promoting a clean hydrogen economy in the Houston/Gulf Coast region, the project reflects a growing momentum towards sustainable initiatives. The collaboration among business, government, and community stakeholders demonstrates a commitment to driving progress in decarbonization and economic resilience through innovative infrastructure and technology. Overall, the grant funding for Port Houston's hydrogen refueling station project signals a significant step towards achieving sustainability goals, supporting clean transportation, and fostering collaboration for a low-carbon future.