Saudi Arabia has initiated the trial of its first hydrogen-powered buses in Al-Ahsa, with the inauguration led by Al-Ahsa Governor Prince Saud bin Talal bin Badr. The buses are capable of traveling up to 635 kilometers on a single charge and will operate a daily route from Dammam to Al-Ahsa Governorate. This launch aligns with Saudi Vision 2030's goals of environmental sustainability and promoting eco-friendly technologies. The event highlighted the safety standards, fueling process, and contribution to reducing carbon emissions of the hydrogen buses. The trial is a collaborative effort between government entities and the private sector, involving companies like Al-Majdouie-Hyundai, Saudi Aramco, Air Products, and Abdullah Hashim Company. The initiative is part of the Transport General Authority's (TGA) larger plan to modernize transportation services, following previous introductions of a hydrogen-powered train and taxi. This step towards sustainability in the transportation sector supports Saudi Arabia's environmental initiatives, including the Saudi Green Initiative.