DHL Supply Chain and Diageo North America have announced a partnership to integrate two fuel cell electric trucks powered by hydrogen into their U.S. fleet. Manufactured by Nikola Corporation, these Class 8 trucks will be deployed at the Diageo campus in Plainfield, Illinois, and fueled with a HYLA modular refueler. This initiative is part of DHL's strategy to decarbonize its logistics operations, aligning with their newly announced Strategy 2030 focused on sustainability. The hydrogen trucks offer a sustainable alternative to traditional diesel vehicles, providing up to 500 miles in range on a single fill and reducing carbon emissions by 80%. These trucks produce no tailpipe emissions, contributing to cleaner air and reduced greenhouse gas emissions. Additionally, the switch to fuel cell electric trucks will lead to a reduction in local emissions and enhance driver comfort and safety. Diageo's commitment to sustainability is further demonstrated by their efforts to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2030 across direct operations and by 2050 throughout their value chain. The incorporation of hydrogen trucks into their fleet in Plainfield, Illinois, is part of their larger initiative to make operations more efficient and sustainable. This partnership signifies a step towards zero-emissions transportation, with both DHL and Diageo driving the transition towards a more sustainable future. The involvement of visionary partners like Nikola Corporation highlights the collective effort to embrace innovative solutions for decarbonizing logistics operations.