Port Houston and Linde have secured nearly $25 million in funding from the Department of Transport and the Federal Highway Administration to develop a heavy-duty hydrogen refuelling station in the Port of Houston, Texas. The Bayport HRS project, in collaboration with Linde and other partners, aims to provide convenient and publicly accessible hydrogen fuelling options to support the port's Net Zero by 2050 goals. While specific details about the station's capacity remain undisclosed, the partners are optimistic about its role in promoting sustainability and facilitating zero-emission trucking. The involvement of entities like GTI Energy, the Argonne National Laboratory, and Center for Houston's Future highlights a collective effort towards integrating hydrogen into a low-cost, low-carbon future. This initiative not only aligns with Port Houston's commitment to sustainability but also holds the potential to contribute to national strategies for transport decarbonization. The project signifies a step towards establishing Texas as a key player in leveraging its existing infrastructure and expertise in hydrogen to embrace a cleaner energy future.