The Port of Gothenburg has inaugurated a new hydrogen refuelling station near one of its busiest gates, focusing on heavy traffic including trucks and work machinery. This strategic location, adjacent to Gate 6 of the Gothenburg RoRo Terminal, caters to the high volume of vehicles passing through, with plans for increased traffic in the future. The station, exclusively offering green hydrogen, is operated by Hydri, a company with ambitions to establish a network of around 20 hydrogen stations in Sweden by 2025. The initiative to introduce green hydrogen for heavy land transport is seen as a significant step towards a carbon-neutral transport sector. Viktor Allgurén, Head of Innovation at the port, highlighted the ideal positioning of the station and its synergy with existing electric charging facilities at the port. With Stena Line's terminals expected to relocate nearby, the importance of sustainable fuel options like green hydrogen is set to grow in the region. Michel Thomas, CEO of Qarlbo Energy and Hydri's Board Chairman, expressed optimism about green hydrogen's potential to drive the transition to carbon-neutral transport, positioning the new refuelling station as a crucial part of this evolution.