Charbone Hydrogen Corporation, a company previously focused on green hydrogen projects, has received partnership proposals from natural hydrogen exploration companies to venture into the emerging market of white hydrogen. The company aims to become a co-operator and distributor of white hydrogen alongside its existing green hydrogen initiatives. By leveraging its hydrogen expertise, Charbone intends to optimize the process of receiving, purifying, compressing, and distributing hydrogen, solidifying its position as a prominent player in North America's clean hydrogen supply chain. Charbone plans to establish a network of at least 16 production facilities by 2030, strategically located across Canada and the United States. Production is scheduled to commence in 2024 at the Sorel-Tracy facility in Quebec, with a second site near Detroit, Michigan, expected to be operational by the end of the year. Additionally, the company is actively expanding its workforce and considering entering high-potential markets such as New York, Ontario, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Wisconsin, and California. CEO Dave Gagnon emphasized Charbone's leadership in the green and clean hydrogen sector, expressing the company's interest in exploring white hydrogen as a supplementary clean energy source. While the initial investment in white hydrogen will be cautious, the company plans to scale up its involvement as it gains confidence in the market's potential, with the ultimate goal of maximizing shareholder value through sustainable growth and innovation.