Scale Microgrids, a distributed energy company, has acquired a 9.6-megawatt combined heat and power (CHP) fuel cell project in Bridgeport, Connecticut, in partnership with NuPower, HyAxiom, Investec, MUFG, and Foss & Co. The project will use fuel cells from HyAxiom to convert natural gas into hydrogen for electricity and heat in a thermal loop in Bridgeport's South end. This initiative aims to drive economic, reliability, and sustainability outcomes in the city. Various stakeholders, including HyAxiom, NuPower, and financial partners, have expressed enthusiasm for the project, emphasizing its innovative clean energy technology and transformative impact. The project, named Charter Oak, is expected to bring multiple benefits to the community and the environment, including reduced greenhouse gas emissions and enhanced energy reliability. Additionally, the project will create job opportunities during construction and contribute to Connecticut's clean energy economy. The involvement of local contractors and the utilization of HyAxiom's manufacturing facility in South Windsor showcase a commitment to local partnerships and sustainable practices. The financing support from Investec, MUFG, and Foss & Co underscores a collective effort to promote clean energy solutions and grid stability. Overall, the project signifies a significant step towards advancing clean energy in Bridgeport and fostering a more sustainable energy landscape for the future.