Stuttgart's municipal electricity and gas supplier, Stadwerke Stuttgart, has been given the green light by its supervisory board to establish a hydrogen production plant as part of the Green Hydrogen Hub Stuttgart (GH2S) project. The plant will house four electrolysers capable of producing up to 1,000 tonnes of hydrogen annually, all powered by green electricity sourced from photovoltaic and wind power stations. Construction is set to commence in early 2025, with operations slated to begin by late 2026. The initiative aims to cater to the transportation sector in Stuttgart, providing hydrogen for buses and heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) through the GeNeSiS H2 pipeline and via trailer transportation in the Neckar valley. Furthermore, the hydrogen hub will serve fuel cell research companies in the area, leveraging Stuttgart's prominence in mobility innovation with key players like ZSW, Mercedes, Porsche, and Bosch. The project's emphasis on digitalization and AI control underscores a commitment to advanced technologies for sustainable energy solutions, aligning with the city's reputation for cutting-edge research and development in the field of green energy. The venture represents a significant step towards fostering eco-friendly transportation and promoting hydrogen as a viable alternative in the region's push towards sustainability.