The Pooler City Council in the United States approved a zoning map amendment that will introduce an electrical vehicle charging station and a HydroFleet manufacturing and fueling site to the city. The fueling station will cater to environmentally friendly trucks powered by hydrogen and electric batteries. The HydroFleet location is set to produce, store, and dispense hydrogen for both local and regional fleets. The council's approval comes with conditions such as a daily soft cap of 5,000 kg for production and storage, with any increase requiring further approval. Concerns over safety at the facility led to a postponement of the decision, with public perception of hydrogen gas being a key factor. Despite assurances of safety from the Pooler Fire Chief and the applicant, the council decided to delay the final verdict pending a town hall session for public inquiries. Presentations from HydroFleet and the Southeast Hydrogen Energy Alliance outlined the advantages of hydrogen-fueled vehicles, highlighting their efficiency, low maintenance, and safety features. The project is expected to bring environmental and economic benefits to the city, with potential tax advantages and revenue streams. The next steps involve obtaining site plan approval to move forward with the implementation of the hydrogen fueling station and EV charging facilities in Pooler.