Charbone Hydrogen Corporation is preparing for a pivotal year in 2025 as it gears up to start production of green hydrogen at its Sorel-Tracey facility in Quebec. The company's CFO, Benoit Veilleux, highlighted that all equipment is ready, with production set to begin in about three months. Charbone plans to use funds from a convertible note offering to finalize Phase 1 of the Sorel-Tracey plant, start Phase 2, and advance its Detroit facility. The company's approach emphasizes scalability and a decentralized model to navigate challenges in the green hydrogen market. They plan to increase capacity by adding electrolyzers in a phased approach, aiming to deploy 16 facilities across North America by 2030. Charbone is targeting regions like New York, Ontario, and California for their growth strategy, focusing on industrial users transitioning to greener energy sources. The company also explores opportunities in white hydrogen and collaborates with geologists to identify promising projects. In 2025, Charbone aims to expand its team, collaborate with partners, and potentially pursue acquisitions to solidify its role in the supply chain, unlocking the value of the company.