Canadian technology developed by Dr. Inder Pal Singh in Edmonton is at the forefront of transforming bioethanol into green hydrogen through a catalytic process. The innovative system, with a modular, container-sized design, offers a net-zero solution for transportation fuel and electricity generation. Collaborating with TO Viridi Group, Singh is working on testing a vehicle-sized product that connects to a truck. The company is focusing on building a hydrogen fueling mesh network, starting in California and expanding throughout North America. By utilizing ethanol as a fuel source, the technology offers a sustainable and accessible solution, with the capability to produce significant amounts of hydrogen daily. Beyond transportation, the technology is envisioned to empower remote communities with power, food, and water sovereignty. By generating biogenic carbon dioxide to support greenhouses and producing water as a byproduct, the system addresses pressing needs in these areas. The project also aims to provide a cost-effective alternative to diesel power generation, offering potential savings of around 40%. Dr. Singh's dedication and the team's efforts in developing this technology over several years demonstrate a commitment to sustainability and innovation in the energy sector. The technology's versatility and potential to create a cleaner future highlight the importance of green hydrogen production for a sustainable tomorrow.