Irish-Chinese actor Stephen He's new film 'Kung Fu Deadly' is making headlines, not just for its supernatural action genre but also for being the first Irish production to utilize hydrogen power units. The film, shot in Co Meath and Dublin, is breaking new ground in the industry by opting for hydrogen fuel cell technology over traditional diesel generators. The move towards sustainability was spearheaded by collaboration between the film industry and ESB Networks, showcasing the potential for clean energy usage in movie productions. Enda Mitchell from ESB Networks highlighted the benefits of fuel cell technology, emphasizing its ability to provide clean power efficiently. Producer Paddy McDonald and sustainability consultant Alexandra de Valera are champions of this initiative, aiming for carbon-neutral productions and industry-wide adoption of green technologies. The project, supported by funding from Screen Ireland, serves as a model for future innovations in reducing carbon footprints in the sector. Actor Stephen He, personally impacted by the Los Angeles fires, underscores the significance of embracing eco-friendly technology. He expresses pride in being part of a production that pushes boundaries and advocates for a greener approach in filmmaking, showcasing the importance of environmental consciousness in the entertainment industry.