Burnaby’s Ballard Power Systems has received a new purchase order to supply 200 fuel cell engines to New Flyer, a prominent bus and coach manufacturer in North America and Europe. This order, totaling around 20 megawatts, marks a significant advancement in sustainable transportation with a notable shift towards hydrogen fuel cell technology. The engines are scheduled for delivery in 2025 and will be utilized in New Flyer's Xcelsior CHARGE FC™ hydrogen fuel cell buses to be deployed in several U.S. states. These buses are part of New Flyer's commitment to zero-emission solutions in mass transit, offering long range, fast refueling, and reliable performance in various weather conditions. The partnership between the two companies aims to support the transition to greener mass transit and align with climate targets and sustainable urban mobility initiatives in the U.S. Executives from both Ballard and New Flyer have expressed excitement about the collaboration, highlighting the growing interest in hydrogen fuel cell technology and the importance of sustainability in the transit sector. This positive sentiment is further reinforced by the emphasis on zero-emission goals and the commitment to supporting customers in their sustainability journey. The order signifies a milestone for hydrogen fuel cell adoption in transit and reflects the increasing market interest in the value proposition of hydrogen fuel cell buses. Despite challenges in hydrogen infrastructure development and fuel cell adoption delays, both companies remain optimistic and dedicated to advancing sustainable transportation solutions.