Hexagon Purus, a provider of zero-emission mobility solutions, has sealed a multi-year deal with Gillig, a prominent U.S. heavy-duty transit bus manufacturer. The agreement focuses on supplying hydrogen fuel storage systems for Gillig's new fuel cell-powered buses, emphasizing a move towards sustainable transportation. Gillig's VP, Ben Grunat, underlined the company's dedication to advancing eco-friendly public transit technologies through this initiative. The hydrogen fuel systems will be sourced from Hexagon Purus' Westminster, Maryland facility, ensuring robustness and adaptability to current transit demands. Grunat expressed satisfaction in partnering with Hexagon Purus, emphasizing the value of reliable hydrogen storage solutions in reinforcing Gillig's industry leadership and commitment to innovation. The collaboration intends to set new standards in the sector by promoting greener practices and strategic partnerships for a more sustainable future in public transportation.