Strathcona County, in partnership with the City of Edmonton, is actively involved in the Alberta Zero-Emissions Fleet Fueling (AZEFF) project, a clean energy initiative funded by Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA). This project is focused on testing new technology and exploring hydrogen as a sustainable fuel source for heavy-duty municipal fleets in the Edmonton region. The county is contributing up to $350,000 in capital and in-kind contributions to develop a mobile hydrogen fuelling station, ensuring reliable access to hydrogen fuel for transit buses and heavy-duty trucks. The first station is set to operate in Edmonton in the upcoming spring. Chief Commissioner Stacy Fedechko highlights the importance of learning alongside municipal and industry partners to understand the performance of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, especially in Alberta's extreme weather. Strathcona County is committed to leading by example by planning to convert at least one heavy-duty truck to a hydrogen-diesel dual fuel vehicle by 2025. This innovative approach aims to enhance efficiency and reduce harmful emissions. By engaging in testing hydrogen technologies and sharing insights, the county aims to support the development of low-emission fleets while aligning with environmental objectives. Strathcona County's initiatives showcase a dedication to driving innovation in clean energy solutions. For more information on the AZEFF project and its potential, interested individuals can visit the ERA website.