The Mass Transportation Authority (MTA) in Grand Blanc Township, United States, recently unveiled the addition of two hydrogen-fueled buses and six electric vans to their fleet of alternative-fuel vehicles. Despite initial skepticism, MTA CEO Ed Benning emphasized the agency's commitment to embracing new technologies like hydrogen fuel cells. The investment was supported by a Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Low-No Grant and other funding sources, enabling MTA to move towards a zero-emission fleet. The Grand Blanc Township facility upgrades signify a step towards producing hydrogen cell fuel for up to 17 vehicles, contributing to reduced greenhouse gas emissions. Local officials, including township Supervisor Scott Bennett and Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley, praised MTA's initiative, highlighting the positive impact on the environment and community. With support from Consumers Energy and federal grants, MTA aims to expand their alternative fuel platform for a greener future, showcasing their dedication to innovation and sustainability in public transportation.