Chinese automaker BYD (Build Your Dreams) has obtained a patent for a hydrogen electrolyzer, showcasing its commitment to green hydrogen. BYD partnered with US Hybrid Corporation to develop a hydrogen-electric hybrid bus, which will operate at the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu, Hawaii, a move aligned with the Hawaii Clean Energy Initiative. The collaboration aims to reduce greenhouse gases and showcase clean fuel options in the mass transport sector. The deployment of the bus, based on BYD's battery-electric system with hydrogen fuel cell technology, signifies a shift towards sustainable transportation solutions. BYD, known as the world's largest electric vehicle manufacturer, has a strong presence in the battery-electric bus market globally. The US Hybrid Corporation, based in California, specializes in renewable fuel powertrains and has extensive experience in developing hybrid, hydrogen fuel cell, and electric powertrains for various vehicle types. The partnership between BYD and US Hybrid Corporation signifies a joint effort towards advancing clean energy solutions. With Hawaii aiming to be 100% renewable energy-powered by 2045, the introduction of the hydrogen-electric hybrid bus serves as a significant step towards achieving this goal. Both companies have a shared vision of revolutionizing the transportation sector with innovative technologies that prioritize sustainability and environmental impact. The collaboration aims to set a new standard in the industry, showcasing the efficiency and potential of zero-emission technology.