ABB and Charbone Hydrogen Corporation have entered into a collaboration to develop green hydrogen production facilities in North America, with a focus on providing clean fuel for industrial processes like steelmaking. The partnership aims to establish up to 15 modular and scalable green hydrogen production facilities over the next five years. ABB will serve as the preferred supplier of electrical substations for these facilities, with a specific focus on the flagship Sorel-Tracy plant in Québec, Canada, and upcoming projects in the greater Detroit area in the United States. This initiative supports Québec's 2030 energy roadmap, aiming to reduce petroleum consumption significantly. The collaboration is part of a strategy to deploy green hydrogen across various industries, contributing to a more sustainable energy future. Charbone will also adopt ABB's Extended Operator Workplace system to monitor and enhance production efficiency in their facilities, marking a significant step towards integrating advanced technology in green hydrogen production. The joint effort aims to bolster the green hydrogen market in North America, catering to the increasing demand for low-emissions hydrogen and supporting industries to transition towards cleaner energy sources.