Extreme H, a hydrogen racing championship, has successfully tested its new hydrogen power solution, the Hydrogen Power Unit 2 (HPU2), at Siemens Energy’s facility in Newcastle, UK. The HPU2, developed by GeoPura and integrated with Power Logistics, boasts a more compact design, reduced weight, and significantly higher power density, capable of delivering up to 50 MW of zero-emission power when deployed at scale. This new system generates 500 kW of clean electricity, five times more than its predecessor, and exclusively uses green hydrogen provided by ENOWA, ensuring emissions are minimized throughout the energy production process. The partnership between GeoPura and Power Logistics emphasizes the significance of technical collaborations in driving real-world energy transitions. The HPU2 system not only emits water as its only byproduct but also introduces a modular configuration with external battery support, enhancing operational flexibility. By utilizing green hydrogen technology, Extreme H aims to lead the way in zero-emission racing while setting a precedent for broader industrial applications. Key figures from the companies involved, such as Theo Elmer from GeoPura, Craig Hardeman from Power Logistics, and Andy Welch from Extreme H, express their pride in achieving milestones with hydrogen technology. They highlight the importance of transitioning toward cleaner energy sources and reducing carbon emissions in various industries, including live events, broadcasting, and construction. The successful test of the HPU2 prototype represents a significant advancement not only for Extreme H but also for the global events industry as a whole, demonstrating the potential of hydrogen solutions in accelerating the shift towards sustainability.