Last November, First Public Hydrogen (FPH2) participated in the Pacific Hydrogen Alliance (PHA) Annual Meeting and the Fukushima Renewable Energy Industry Fair (REIF) in Japan. The engagement reaffirmed the shared commitment among PHA partners to advancing clean hydrogen technologies and scalable energy solutions.
The Pacific Hydrogen Alliance is a collaboration between the City of Lancaster, California; Namie Town, Japan; and the County of Hawaiʻi, Hawaiʻi, focused on accelerating hydrogen deployment through shared knowledge, technical exchange, and municipal leadership. FPH2 is proud to support this collaboration and the shared efforts of PHA partners to advance hydrogen development and deployment.
Through partnerships like PHA, FPH2 helps connect international innovation with practical implementation. By leveraging global expertise, FPH2 is helping turn shared strategy into real-world opportunities that support hydrogen market development and broader adoption across California and beyond.