In a significant move towards sustainable port operations, Hamburger Hafen und Logistik (HHLA) has unveiled a hydrogen-powered test field at the Port of Hamburg, Germany. The new facility at the Container Terminal Tollerot (CTT) includes a public hydrogen refuelling station to support trials on heavy-duty vehicles like straddle carriers, forklift trucks, and tractor units. Angela Titzrath, CEO of HHLA, expressed enthusiasm for evaluating future technologies and collecting crucial data through this initiative. Collaborations with companies such as Hyster-Yale, VWG Oldenburg, and CMB.TECH have already commenced trials at the test field. Dr. Lucien Robroek from Hyster-Yale highlighted the testing of a hydrogen fuel cell-powered terminal tractor at the station. With substantial backing from the German Government, Transport Minister Dr. Volker Wissing views this project as a significant step towards climate-friendly logistics in ports. The investment in hydrogen infrastructure is particularly noteworthy for an industry known for its challenges in emissions reduction due to diverse vessel and machinery requirements. The establishment of this hydrogen test field signifies a promising shift towards sustainable practices in port logistics, showcasing the industry's commitment to innovation and environmental responsibility.