Daimler Buses and H2 Mobility Germany have embarked on a strategic collaboration to enhance the hydrogen tank infrastructure for transportation companies, specifically focusing on buses utilizing hydrogen-based fuel cells. H2 Mobility Germany is actively constructing more hydrogen filling stations near transportation company locations, with the option for on-site H2 dispensers at depots. The publicly accessible filling stations operated by H2 Mobility alleviate investment and operating costs for bus operators. Daimler Buses envisions a future e-mobility roadmap that incorporates hydrogen into its portfolio by introducing battery-electric intercity buses and coaches powered by hydrogen or batteries. The aim is to have locally CO2-neutral models in every segment by 2030, prioritizing markets in Europe and Latin America. Additionally, Daimler Buses Solutions GmbH is set to provide comprehensive solutions for electric bus fleet operations, including infrastructure setup. This collaboration not only strengthens the public H2 tank infrastructure but also simplifies the transition to alternative drive systems for transportation companies. The joint efforts between Daimler Buses and H2 Mobility Germany underscore a positive sentiment towards hydrogen mobility, emphasizing cost savings and operational efficiency for companies transitioning to cleaner energy solutions.