The Flint Mass Transportation Authority (MTA) in Flint, Michigan, has made significant strides towards embracing clean transportation by purchasing two hydrogen fuel cell buses with the help of a $4,334,800 grant from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA). This grant supports Project Zero: MTA Flint-Reducing Emissions through Hydrogen Fuel Cell Transit Development, aiming to replace diesel buses with zero-emission options. Additionally, MTA received federal funds from the Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement program to buy electric charging stations and five electric vehicles, with an additional vehicle donated by Consumers Energy. Consumers Energy's vice president praised MTA's commitment to clean transportation and expressed excitement in providing an electric transit van to MTA. This initiative not only demonstrates MTA's innovation in public transportation but also its dedication to environmental sustainability and embracing new technologies for a greener future.