Harnois Énergies, based in Saint-Thomas, Quebec, has taken a bold step by introducing Quebec's first hydrogen-powered truck, developed in collaboration with Nikola Corporation and ITD Industries. This pioneering pilot project marks a significant advancement in the transportation industry and highlights the company's commitment to sustainable energy solutions. The hydrogen-powered truck will undergo a month-long trial on various routes in the province, serving as a real-world test of its efficiency and performance. Through this initiative, Harnois Énergies aims to not only demonstrate the benefits of hydrogen power for heavy transport but also contribute to the decarbonization efforts in the sector. The truck will be fueled by hydrogen from Harnois Énergies' multi-energy station in Quebec City, showcasing the company's dedication to promoting alternative energy sources. Serge Harnois, the president and CEO of Harnois Énergies, expressed enthusiasm for this project, highlighting the company's vision of leading the energy transition. In addition to this pilot project, Harnois Énergies has been actively involved in green hydrogen initiatives, including the collaboration on the first green hydrogen passenger train in North America. The company's commitment to energy diversification is evident through its reservation of hydrogen fuel cell trucks for future delivery, further solidifying its position as a pioneer in sustainable energy solutions. Harnois Énergies' focus on innovation, sustainability, and customer experience has earned it recognition as one of Canada's Best Managed Companies, reflecting its continuous growth and dedication to a greener future.