Charbone Hydrogen Corporation, based in Brossard, Quebec, has announced a significant advancement in its green energy initiatives. The company's Sorel-Tracy flagship project is set to be officially connected to the grid by March 4, 2025. This achievement ensures clean energy sourcing for the project, enabling the commencement of green hydrogen production. The COO of CHARBONE, Daniel Charette, expressed gratitude towards Hydro-Quebec for their collaboration and efforts in obtaining approvals for the project. Charette highlighted the dedication of the engineering talent and contractors involved, emphasizing that this launch will be the first of many in North America. In addition to the project milestone, Daniel Charette has been appointed as the new President of Hydrogen Quebec Association, a significant leadership role that will involve promoting the hydrogen sector in Quebec and Canada. CHARBONE's strategic focus lies in establishing a network of modular green hydrogen production facilities across North America, with the aim of providing eco-friendly hydrogen for industrial, commercial, and mobility applications. The company is the sole publicly traded pure-play green hydrogen firm in North America, listed on multiple stock exchanges. The article also discusses the broader context of green hydrogen adoption, citing the Government of Canada's hydrogen policy and the country's ambitions to become a leading clean hydrogen producer globally. With supportive government policies, tax incentives, and a push towards clean energy projects, the prospects for hydrogen production in Canada appear promising. Furthermore, the potential of green hydrogen in decarbonizing industries and transportation is highlighted, with projections indicating substantial growth in hydrogen production in the coming years. Charbone Hydrogen is positioned to leverage these trends and contribute to the transition towards a more sustainable energy landscape.