GenH2, a leader in hydrogen infrastructure solutions, has joined the Hydrogen Fuel Cell Partnership (H2FCP), an industry-government alliance established in 1999 to accelerate the commercialization of hydrogen and fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs). GenH2, based in Titusville, Florida, is renowned for its expertise in liquid hydrogen and cryogenic engineering, leveraging NASA innovations to develop solutions supporting the adoption of hydrogen as a clean energy source. The H2FCP collaboration, a nonprofit organization, focuses on advancing hydrogen-powered transportation across various applications. As a new member, GenH2 will contribute to efforts to overcome market challenges, reduce costs, and promote sustainable solutions for hydrogen mobility, including passenger vehicles, buses, and trucks. GenH2's infrastructure technology offers zero-loss hydrogen storage and liquefaction systems, including controlled storage and efficient liquefaction systems that reduce operational costs and supply chain dependencies. Through its membership in H2FCP, GenH2 aims to shape a cleaner energy future and facilitate the growth of hydrogen-powered transportation globally. Established in 1999, H2FCP, formerly the California Fuel Cell Partnership, is dedicated to expanding the market for fuel cell electric vehicles powered by hydrogen. Member organizations collaborate on committees and projects to ensure alignment in vehicles, stations, regulations, and market growth. GenH2's commitment to advancing hydrogen infrastructure aligns with H2FCP's goal of creating a cleaner, energy-diverse future with zero-emission vehicles.