Suburban Renewable Energy, LLC, a subsidiary of Suburban Propane Partners, L.P., has announced its sponsorship of Texas students in the Hydrogen Grand Prix (H2GP) program for the 2024-2025 school year. Students aged 12 to 19 will have the opportunity to design, engineer, and build their hydrogen fuel cell remote-controlled car with the support of Suburban Renewables. The initiative aims to promote teamwork and the STEAM curriculum, culminating in local, state, and potentially international races at the H2GP World Finals. The sponsorship by Suburban Propane highlights a commitment to investing in the future of hydrogen and low-carbon fuels, encouraging the next generation of renewable energy engineers and innovators. The H2GP Foundation, managing the program, seeks to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of engineering principles in renewable energy to shape the industry's future. Nandini Sankara, spokesperson for Suburban Propane and Suburban Renewables, expressed enthusiasm for supporting students in demonstrating their skills and creativity in a competitive environment, emphasizing the transformative potential of hydrogen as a clean energy source. Suburban Renewables' involvement with the H2GP Foundation aligns with its strategic goal of advancing hydrogen technologies and nurturing future talent. The Horizon H2GP program offers students hands-on experience in designing, engineering, and racing remote-controlled fuel cell electric vehicles powered by hydrogen. The H2GP Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting educational programs and research initiatives related to hydrogen technology, strives to drive innovation, provide scholarships, and facilitate partnerships that advance the hydrogen economy. Suburban Propane's support of the H2GP Foundation reflects a commitment to nurturing future talent and fostering collaborative efforts to advance hydrogen technologies.