Mahle Powertrain has initiated Project Cavendish, with £9.8m in government funding, to drive the adoption of hydrogen fuel in heavy-duty truck engines. The endeavor focuses on enabling hydrogen combustion within existing infrastructure, utilizing Mahle Powertrain's expertise in alternative fuels. This initiative responds to the EU's demanding CO2 reduction targets for heavy-duty vehicles, with the UK government's substantial investments in clean energy complementing the project's objectives. The collaboration with industry partners aims to develop innovative fuel-injection systems and turbocharging components to align with evolving regulations. Mahle's testing facility in Northampton, boasting enhanced capabilities for hydrogen storage and engine testing, is pivotal in facilitating the transition towards net zero emissions. The project signifies a significant step towards sustainable transportation solutions, emphasizing the viability of hydrogen technology in addressing environmental challenges.