HydroFleet is set to establish a hydrogen production and refueling station at the HTWO Energy Savannah site in Pooler, Georgia. This move signifies a significant investment in sustainable transportation solutions, particularly for heavy-duty fuel-cell electric vehicles. The company aims to enhance the region's clean energy infrastructure, facilitating the use of zero-emission heavy trucks and other clean energy vehicles, such as those in port applications and nearby rail services. Pooler's strategic location near major interstates and the Port of Savannah, along with its potential customer base, makes it an ideal site for HydroFleet's facility. This investment is anticipated to not only promote clean energy but also generate economic growth by creating job opportunities and establishing Pooler as an exemplar in clean energy solutions. By leveraging advanced hydrogen technology, the facility intends to reduce emissions and noise pollution, contributing to a cleaner and more sustainable future. Collaborating with partners like Capital Development Partners, Axpo, and the Southeast Hydrogen Energy Alliance, HydroFleet ensures thorough planning, strategic site selection, and robust community engagement. The HTWO Energy Savannah station, a joint initiative with Hyundai Motor North America, will play a pivotal role in enabling zero-emissions trucks to refuel conveniently and support Hyundai's vision for clean logistics. This concerted effort marks a positive step towards decarbonizing port operations and logistics corridors, establishing a cleaner and more efficient ecosystem for the transportation industry.