Two hydrogen refueling stations are set to revolutionize transportation in Tallinn's Lasnamäe district as the city moves towards embracing hydrogen as a fuel source. The facilities, constructed by Alexela and Utilitas with substantial state funding, will serve as a test bed for hydrogen's viability in Estonia. Initially catering to a fleet of 30 hydrogen-fueled taxis, the stations are expected to expand to public transport vehicles as interest in hydrogen vehicles grows in the region. The integration of hydrogen pumps into existing fueling sites in Väo and on Peterburi tee underscores the seamless incorporation of hydrogen infrastructure into established systems. This initiative is part of a larger effort to assess the feasibility of hydrogen in Estonia, supported by TalTech and government investment. Future plans include establishing hydrogen stations in Pärnu and Tartu to promote widespread hydrogen adoption and sustainability. The project reflects a positive sentiment towards hydrogen as a clean energy solution to reduce carbon emissions and diversify Estonia's energy landscape.