ABB and Charbone Hydrogen Corporation have entered a strategic partnership to develop green hydrogen production facilities across North America over the next five years. The collaboration aims to establish up to 15 modular and scalable facilities to provide clean fuel for heavy industrial processes, including steelmaking. ABB will serve as the primary supplier for electrical substations, focusing on enhancing energy efficiency and reliability. The flagship Sorel-Tracy facility in Quebec, Canada, will be powered by hydro electricity and act as a model for future projects. The joint effort also aligns with the Gouvernement du Québec's Green Hydrogen and Bioenergy Strategy, which targets a significant reduction in petroleum consumption and greenhouse gas emissions by leveraging green hydrogen and bioenergy. Both companies express optimism about the role of green hydrogen in transitioning towards a low-carbon energy future. The partnership not only emphasizes sustainability but also aims to support industrial sectors such as transportation, primary metals, and chemicals in their decarbonization efforts. The agreement includes plans for ABB to provide Extended Operator Workplace systems for all facilities, enhancing production efficiency and reducing downtime through continuous monitoring. With global hydrogen demand on the rise, the collaboration signifies a step towards scaling low-emissions hydrogen production and supporting industries in adopting cleaner energy sources.