Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) has introduced a pioneering initiative at the Port of Hamburg by launching the first hydrogen-powered port logistics test field and refuelling station at the Container Terminal Tollerort (CTT). In collaboration with partner companies from the Clean Port & Logistics cluster, HHLA is evaluating the viability of hydrogen as an energy source for heavy goods vehicles during port operations. Various equipment, including straddle carriers, forklift trucks, and trucks, can be filled with green hydrogen at the refuelling station, which is open to the public for testing sustainable transport solutions. Trials have already commenced at the station with equipment from companies like Hyster-Yale and VWG Oldenburg, indicating a positive outlook for hydrogen-powered vehicles in port logistics. Lucien Robroek from Hyster-Yale expressed enthusiasm about the partnership with HHLA and the potential for hydrogen fuel cell-powered vehicles in port applications. HHLA's collaboration with over 40 partner companies globally in the Clean Port & Logistics cluster highlights the industry's commitment to innovative and sustainable practices. The project, which received around three million euros in funding from the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport, underscores Germany's focus on promoting hydrogen and fuel cell technology. The initiative at the Port of Hamburg signifies a significant step towards enhancing sustainability and efficiency in port operations through the adoption of green energy solutions.