Ohmium International, a leading green hydrogen company, has been selected as the electrolyzer supplier for Lewis County Transit's Zero Emission Transportation Network. The company will install a 900 kW PEM electrolyzer system at a new Zero Emissions Transit Station in Lewis County, Washington. This system will produce green hydrogen using city water and clean electricity, providing fuel for the county's hydrogen-powered buses. By generating hydrogen onsite, the electrolyzers will streamline logistics and enhance efficiency. The station, scheduled to be operational by summer 2025, marks a significant step towards zero emission public transportation in the Pacific Northwest. Lewis County Transit plans to expand its hydrogen-powered vehicle fleet from three buses to ten by 2030. The Executive Director of Lewis Country Transit, Joe Clark, praised the suitability of hydrogen buses for the region's climate and commended Ohmium's electrolyzer solution for its efficiency and compact design. Ohmium's CEO, Arne Ballantine, expressed excitement about the collaboration, emphasizing the environmental benefits and cost-effectiveness of green hydrogen for public transportation. Ohmium's technology, known for its modularity and scalability, is designed to integrate with renewable energy sources and can be rapidly installed in various environmental conditions. The company's efforts align with the goal of reducing emissions and promoting sustainability in the transportation sector, showcasing the potential of green hydrogen in supporting cleaner public transport networks.