Hyroad Energy, a leading provider of hydrogen-powered transportation solutions, has been selected for funding by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality under the Texas Hydrogen Infrastructure, Vehicle, and Equipment (THIVE) grant program. The company will deploy 28 cutting-edge, zero-emission Class 8 hydrogen fuel cell trucks in Texas over the next two years. These trucks are designed to meet fleet needs and reduce carbon footprints. Utilizing a pay-per-mile model, Hyroad aims to make fleet decarbonization simpler and more cost-effective. By leveraging Texas's expertise in cryogenic and high-pressure gas systems, Hyroad is at the forefront of hydrogen technology. The partnership with the THIVE program reflects Texas's commitment to energy innovation and sustainability. Through strategic collaborations like this, Texas is poised to become a global leader in the hydrogen economy. The Texas Hydrogen Alliance Executive Director highlighted the importance of such initiatives in accelerating the adoption of hydrogen-fueled trucks. Hyroad Energy's comprehensive trucking-as-a-service solution includes zero-emission trucks, fueling infrastructure, maintenance support, and a pay-per-mile pricing model, all without requiring upfront capital investment. This initiative marks a significant step towards a cleaner and more sustainable future in transportation.