Miraka, a dairy plant in New Zealand, has unveiled the country's first green hydrogen dual-fuel milk collection tanker, set to cover 165,000km annually. This innovative tanker, capable of hauling 58 tonnes, requires two hydrogen refills daily. The introduction of this hydrogen-powered vehicle is a significant milestone for Miraka, aligning with their environmental care commitment and supporting New Zealand's transition to a low-carbon future. Miraka's chairman and chief executive expressed enthusiasm, highlighting the tanker's potential to reduce milk collection CO2 emissions by approximately 35% per vehicle. The partnership between Miraka, Central Transport Ltd, and Halcyon Power has been instrumental in this initiative. Miraka's green hydrogen dual-fuel tanker is designed to enhance environmental sustainability, with drivers able to monitor fuel levels and displacement in real-time. Tūaropaki Trust's contribution, through geothermal energy and the establishment of Halcyon Power's green hydrogen plant, further emphasizes the commitment to a sustainable circular economy. Central Transport Ltd, a key player in the transportation sector with 80 trucks in its fleet, is proud to collaborate on this future-focused project. The exclusive supplier of milk tanker transport to Miraka, CTL sees the green hydrogen-powered vehicle as a step towards reducing the carbon footprint in the industry. The successful launch of the green hydrogen dual-fuel milk collection tanker represents a collaborative effort towards sustainable practices and innovation in New Zealand's dairy industry.