HydroFleet, Inc. is embarking on a groundbreaking initiative with the construction of the first high-volume Class-8 hydrogen refueling station in Pooler, Georgia. This state-of-the-art facility at the HTWO Energy Savannah site represents a significant investment in clean energy and sustainable transportation solutions, focusing on servicing zero-emission FCEV heavy trucks. The strategic location of Pooler near major interstates and the Port of Savannah makes it an ideal spot for HydroFleet's facility, providing access to prospective fleet customers. The project not only aims to support zero-emission heavy-duty trucks but also clean energy vehicles in port applications and nearby rail, contributing to a sustainable future. Key industry players like Hyundai Motor North America and HTWO Logistics have expressed excitement for the hydrogen station's potential to revolutionize clean logistics and decarbonize emissions-intensive operations. Aside from the environmental benefits, HydroFleet's investment in Pooler is set to bring significant economic advantages as well by creating jobs and establishing the area as a hub for clean energy solutions. The collaboration with local authorities, economic development agencies, and legal experts highlights the meticulous planning and community engagement involved in the project's success. Through partnerships with renowned organizations and industry experts, HydroFleet is paving the way for a greener future, emphasizing the importance of sustainable development and efficient energy solutions. The involvement of global energy contract provider Axpo and legal assistance from Greenberg Traurig LLP further strengthens the project's foundation, ensuring reliable energy supply and legal compliance. Overall, HydroFleet's vision for a sustainable fleet powered by hydrogen is not only innovative but also marks a significant step toward a cleaner, more efficient transportation ecosystem.