Hyzon, in collaboration with New Way Trucks and Mt. Diablo Resource Recovery, has successfully completed a trial of its hydrogen-powered refuse collection Fuel Cell Electric Truck (FCET) in several California locations. The trial marked a significant milestone in adopting zero-emission technology for heavy-duty waste management, showcasing hydrogen as an effective alternative to diesel. Mt. Diablo Resource Recovery's CEO highlighted the importance of innovation in waste and recycling operations. Hyzon's CEO expressed pride in pioneering hydrogen fuel cell technology for waste management, emphasizing the potential for decarbonization without compromising performance. The FCET demonstrated exceptional power and efficiency over traditional diesel trucks, covering 125 miles and conducting 1,300 cart lifts. Hyzon also plans to continue trials with over 30 major fleets in Class 8 and refuse collection FCETs by February 2025, aiming to drive forward decarbonized refuse collection in the North American waste and recycling sector.