Charbone Hydrogen Corporation has taken a significant step in its growth by appointing David Cheung Atkinson as a consultant to bolster the expansion of green hydrogen projects. The company, focusing on green hydrogen production, is gearing up to launch its Sorel-Tracy facility in Quebec and a second facility in the Detroit, Michigan area this year. With plans to leverage US incentives and Canadian Investment Tax Credits for clean hydrogen, Charbone aims to receive substantial tax rebates and execute power purchase agreements. Cheung Atkinson's expertise in renewable energy project engineering and operations will be instrumental in achieving these goals. Charbone is strategically strengthening its workforce to enter new markets, emphasizing low-supply/high-potential regions like New York, Ontario, and California. By 2030, the company envisions establishing 16 green hydrogen production facilities across North America. Additionally, Charbone has been invited to propose projects in response to two large-scale requests for information. The company's leadership, including Daniel Charette, expresses confidence in Cheung Atkinson's ability to navigate this pivotal growth stage. Their positive outlook is reinforced by the opportunities presented by regulatory incentives and the potential for tapping into new markets. Through this strategic consultancy appointment and planned market expansions, Charbone is positioning itself as a key player in the green hydrogen sector.