Suburban Renewable Energy, a subsidiary of Suburban Propane Partners, has announced its sponsorship of the first school entry in the Hydrogen Grand Prix program in Texas for the 2024-2025 school year. Students aged 12 to 19 will participate in designing, engineering, and racing their own 1:10 scale hydrogen fuel cell remote-controlled car, with the chance to compete at the H2GP World Finals event. The sponsorship by Suburban Renewables underscores their commitment to investing in hydrogen and other low-carbon fuels, supporting the development of future renewable energy engineers. The H2GP Foundation, managing the program, aims to provide students with a solid understanding of engineering principles in renewable energy. Suburban Renewables' involvement with the H2GP Foundation aligns with their vision of advancing hydrogen technologies and nurturing future talent through collaborative efforts. The Horizon H2GP program offers students hands-on experience in science and engineering, fostering skills in critical thinking, creativity, and teamwork for careers in renewable energy. Suburban Propane, the parent company, is dedicated to fostering a renewable energy future through innovative business ventures. The H2GP Foundation, a non-profit organization, supports educational programs related to hydrogen technology, driving innovation and providing scholarships. The partnership between Suburban Renewables and the H2GP Foundation aims to engage students in educational programs that promote innovation and advancement in the hydrogen economy, preparing them for a future in renewable energy and engineering.