The annual Climate Week conference in New York City featured BMW's showcase of hydrogen technology and sustainability efforts at Moonlight Studios in Manhattan. The event highlighted BMW's progress in hydrogen technology, including the iX5 Hydrogen and plans for a series-production fuel cell vehicle by 2028. Key discussions were led by hydrogen experts exploring the potential of fuel cell electric vehicles and clean energy. Additionally, startups from MINI's Urban-X tech incubator presented innovative solutions addressing urban challenges and environmental issues. It's Electric discussed curbside EV charging, bypassing traditional permit barriers and reducing installation costs. Vycarb showcased carbon capture technology converting CO2 into bicarbonate, with a pilot project at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Dollaride focuses on electrifying NYC's shuttle buses to reduce emissions and create job opportunities. Virtus Solis presented space-based solar power as a scalable clean energy solution. Lectrium aims to enhance EV sales at dealerships to accelerate adoption. The BMW-hosted hydrogen panel highlighted the challenges and opportunities of fuel cell electric vehicles. Experts discussed the role of FCEVs in complementing BEVs, addressing grid limitations, and offering flexible refueling infrastructure in densely populated cities. They emphasized collaboration between automakers, startups, and experts to drive sustainable innovation and address pressing environmental challenges.