Following successful testing in the UK, First Hydrogen has announced plans to launch its hydrogen-powered fuel cell vehicle initiative in North America. The company intends to develop two demonstration hydrogen fuel cell vehicles in the Quebec region, setting the stage for a broader roll-out across the continent.
First Hydrogen’s ambitious strategy includes the construction of an assembly plant in Quebec, with an expected annual production capacity of 25,000 vehicles. This move signifies a significant investment in the region’s automotive and clean energy sectors, promising to create jobs and boost local economies.
The company aims to leverage the “Hydrogen as a Service” (HaaS) model, offering hydrogen fuel and commercial vehicles to customers in the Montreal-Quebec City corridor. This innovative approach seeks to provide a comprehensive solution for businesses looking to transition to cleaner transportation alternatives.
First Hydrogen’s expansion into North America marks a critical step in the global push towards sustainable mobility. By focusing on hydrogen fuel cell technology, the company is contributing to the reduction of carbon emissions and the advancement of green energy initiatives across the continent.
