Nel has secured a significant purchase order from Trillium Transportation Fuels, LLC for an MC250 containerized PEM electrolyser, earmarked for the Mass Transportation Authority (MTA) of Flint, Michigan. This move comes as MTA looks to expand its fleet of hydrogen-fueled buses to meet the rising demand for zero-emission transportation. Trillium's dedication to zero-emission solutions is evident through its investment in Nel's electrolyser technology, further solidifying its position as a key player in alternative fueling infrastructure. Flint MTA, a longstanding advocate for hydrogen mobility, has been utilizing Nel's electrolyser since 2012 and is now embarking on a substantial expansion to bolster hydrogen production and fleet capacity. The partnership between Trillium, Nel, and Flint MTA emphasizes the efficiency of hydrogen fuel cell buses in challenging climates, where traditional battery-electric buses face performance limitations. The collaboration signifies a shared vision for sustainable public transportation, showcasing hydrogen as a reliable zero-emission solution that maintains operational standards regardless of weather conditions. With federal funding secured for infrastructure expansion, MTA aims to grow its fleet to include 17 to 20 fuel cell buses by 2029, setting a precedent for other regions considering hydrogen adoption. The commissioning of the MC250 electrolyser in 2026 marks a pivotal step in MTA's journey towards cleaner transportation and highlights hydrogen's potential in driving the future of sustainable mobility. This ongoing partnership not only promotes environmental consciousness but also demonstrates the practicality and scalability of hydrogen solutions in transit operations.