First Hydrogen, a company based in Vancouver and Montreal, Canada, and London, UK, is expanding the reach of its hydrogen-powered utility van globally. After successful trials in the UK, the company plans to offer a left-hand drive variant of its fuel cell van in the US, Mexico, South America, and Europe. With a focus on markets like the European Union and California, First Hydrogen aims to tap into the potential of clean hydrogen deployment. The European Commission's additional €200 million investment to support hydrogen ecosystems, particularly in areas like ports and industrial zones, aligns with the company's goals. California, known for its first hydrogen hub in the US, is also identified as a crucial market. First Hydrogen's CEO, Balraj Mann, emphasizes the advantages of their hydrogen-powered van, highlighting sustainability, zero emissions, and performance consistency even in adverse weather conditions. The company's dedication to showcasing the benefits of hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles reflects a commitment to reducing carbon footprints and contributing to decarbonization efforts.