The BMW Group is leading the way in emission-free heavy-duty transport by testing hydrogen trucks in logistics at Plant Leipzig as part of the H2Haul project. Two local emission-free fuel-cell trucks are now in pilot operations, traveling between Leipzig, Landsberg, and Nuremberg to assess their performance. These trucks are supported by state-of-the-art hydrogen filling stations under construction to enable fast refueling necessary for their operations. The project, in collaboration with Iveco, DHL, and TEAL mobility, is a key milestone in BMW Group's hydrogen strategy for sustainable transport logistics. The H2Haul project involves 16 hydrogen fuel-cell trucks, with two operating for BMW Group logistics, aiming to enhance the technology for market readiness. In parallel, BMW Group explores hydrogen combustion engines through the HyCET project to compare technologies for emission reduction. The company's commitment to emission-free logistics aligns with its Reduced Logistics Emissions Strategy, focusing on CO2 reduction in road, rail, and shipping transport worldwide. Beyond logistics, BMW Group implements hydrogen technology within its plants, with Plant Leipzig featuring indoor hydrogen filling stations and fuel cell-powered forklifts. The company also pioneers innovative solutions like flexible hydrogen burners for cleaner production processes, aiming to decarbonize manufacturing. Overall, BMW Group's diversified approach to hydrogen technologies showcases its dedication to sustainability and innovation in the automotive industry.