Nippon Gases Germany and HOYER Group have recently received a hydrogen-powered truck from hylane, a Hyundai XCIENT fuel cell vehicle that will be used to transport dry ice. Equipped with a dry box and air ducts, the truck meets the logistic requirements of the companies, offering a range of up to 450km and the ability to be refueled in under 15 minutes. The vehicle has been highlighted as ideal for daily transportation of dry ice by HOYER. Mona Neubaur, the Minister for Economic Affairs, Industry, Climate Protection and Energy of North Rhine-Westphalia, praised the technology's role in sustainable mobility in Germany, particularly noting the advantages of hydrogen-powered fuel-cell trucks over battery-electric drives. Christoph Laumen, Managing Director at Nippon Gases Germany, expects significant CO2 savings and valuable operational insights from the use of the new vehicle. The article also discusses a broader trial in northwest Europe involving five hydrogen-powered trucks, with companies like Amazon and Daimler Truck participating. This trial aims to prove the effectiveness of hydrogen as a clean and feasible transport solution, addressing the need for emissions reduction in logistics operations and demonstrating the viability of hydrogen technology in heavy-duty logistics applications.