Extreme E and ENOWA achieved a significant milestone at the Hydro X Prix in Dumfries and Galloway by utilizing 700kg of green hydrogen provided by ENOWA and fuel cell technology from Kaizen Clean Energy. The 11 MWh of green hydrogen produced played a crucial role in powering various operations at the race site, demonstrating the viability of sustainable energy sources in motorsport. Ali Russell, Managing Director of Extreme E, emphasized the series' focus on sustainability and its pioneering efforts in integrating green hydrogen technology. The success of this endeavor not only showcased the potential of green hydrogen but also highlighted the progress towards a more sustainable racing industry. Moving forward, Extreme E aims to expand its usage of green hydrogen in future events, with plans to increase energy production at the upcoming races in Sardinia. The collaboration between Extreme E, ENOWA, and Kaizen Clean Energy signifies a shared vision of promoting renewable technology and creating a greener future. As Extreme E transitions into Extreme H in 2025, the focus on hydrogen as a primary energy source is set to revolutionize the racing world, setting new standards for sustainability and innovation in motorsport.