GenCell, an Israeli-based firm, has implemented a hydrogen fuel cell generator at the California Mobility Center in Sacramento to facilitate fast electric vehicle (EV) charging. The EVOX system integrates 240kWh of fuel cells with 372kWh of lithium-ion batteries, managed by proprietary AI software for off-grid power supply. Orville Thomas, CEO of CMC, highlighted the necessity of such solutions in areas like Sacramento that lack sufficient power for fast EV charging from the grid. The collaboration aims to demonstrate how the GenCell EVOX system can address the current technology gap and meet evolving requirements. GenCell's CEO, Rami Reshef, expressed optimism that the trial would showcase the system's ability to achieve sustainability and resilience targets swiftly. By enabling EVs to reach 80% charge within 12-30 minutes, the EVOX solution promises efficient and rapid charging capabilities. Shelli Zargary, a Communications Strategist at GenCell, emphasized the flexibility of the system, utilizing solar power, batteries, and hydrogen fuel cells for varying charging needs. GenCell's long-standing commitment to developing fuel cell solutions for different sectors, including EV charging, indicates a positive outlook for hydrogen technology in supporting zero-emission mobility. The article also presents the ongoing debate between hydrogen and EVs, suggesting that hydrogen could play a significant role in promoting emission-free transportation.