First Hydrogen Corp. has provided an update on its corporate developments in North America, South America, and Europe, focusing on the expansion of its hydrogen operations. The company's success with hydrogen-powered fuel cell vehicles (FCEVs) has garnered significant interest from fleet operators in various regions. In North America, particularly in Quebec, there is a growing demand for hydrogen vehicles as an alternative to battery electric vehicles, especially in cold weather conditions. First Hydrogen is planning to establish a vehicle assembly facility and green hydrogen production plant in Shawinigan, Quebec, to boost green technology jobs and production capacity. The company is also in discussions with fleet operators in Mexico and is encouraged by the country's commitment to renewable energy under its new leadership. In Europe, First Hydrogen aims to capitalize on the region's decarbonization efforts, with a focus on expanding into Germany and offering its Hydrogen-As-A-Service model. In South America, countries like Chile and Peru are actively investing in green hydrogen development, presenting further opportunities for First Hydrogen's expansion. The article highlights the successful completion of four FCEV trials, where the vehicles demonstrated their capabilities under various conditions without a decrease in performance or range. Ongoing discussions with fleet operators for the adoption of FCEVs and the conversion of existing vehicles to hydrogen-powered fuel cells are progressing positively. First Hydrogen's partnership with Protium Energy Solutions and Hyppo Hydrogen Solutions has showcased a ready-to-go hydrogen ecosystem, demonstrating the feasibility of hydrogen mobility for fleet operators. Overall, the company's efforts in expanding its hydrogen operations globally reflect a positive sentiment towards the future of zero-emission vehicles and green hydrogen production and distribution.