Ballard Power Systems experienced a rise in its stock price after announcing an order of 200 hydrogen engines from NFI Group to power New Flyer's zero-emissions buses. The order, scheduled for delivery in 2025, is part of a long-term supply agreement with deployment locations in several U.S. states. The companies have expressed confidence in the performance of Ballard's fuel cell engines and the increasing interest in hydrogen fuel cell buses due to their efficiency and environmental benefits. Despite a challenging year with a significant stock decline and warnings about slow hydrogen technology adoption, Ballard remains optimistic about the future. The company's partnerships with industry giants like Canadian Pacific Kansas City and Ford's heavy truck division highlight its position in the market. Additionally, Ballard's commitment to hydrogen technology is evident in its collaborations with companies like MAHLE, Linamar, and Siemens AG. The recent corporate restructuring aims to streamline operations and improve efficiency, despite the expected restructuring charges. Looking ahead, Ballard executives are set to discuss the company's financial results for the third quarter, indicating a proactive approach to addressing challenges and driving growth in the hydrogen fuel cell industry.