Honda is pioneering advancements in hydrogen fuel cell technology with the introduction of its Next Generation Fuel Cell Module, set to revolutionize the industry with improved efficiency and performance. This new module, debuting in North America at the upcoming ACT Expo, is poised to halve production costs, double durability, and triple volumetric power density compared to the current Honda Fuel Cell Module. The company is actively engaging potential customers to expand the application of its fuel cell technology, focusing on zero-emission products like commercial trucks and stationary power stations to promote decarbonization and reach carbon neutrality by 2050. David Perzynski, Honda's hydrogen business leader, will present the company's hydrogen strategy at the ACT Expo, highlighting the four core domains for the module's utilization and emphasizing the commitment to hydrogen as a sustainable energy solution. At the Expo, Honda will showcase various zero-emission products, including the Class 8 Hydrogen Fuel Cell Truck Concept, the current Honda Fuel Cell Module available for integration, and the upcoming Honda Fuel Cell Power Generator for large-scale stationary power supply. With these innovations and partnerships, Honda is driving the adoption of hydrogen technology for a cleaner and more sustainable future.