Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) has introduced a significant development in the decarbonization of logistics by unveiling a new hydrogen test field at the Container Terminal Tollerort (CTT) in Hamburg, Germany. This test field, along with a corresponding hydrogen refuelling station, is aimed at assessing the reliability of hydrogen as an alternative fuel for heavy goods vehicles during operations. By collaborating with partner companies from the Clean Port & Logistics cluster, HHLA can now conduct thorough tests to evaluate the practicality and efficiency of hydrogen in supplying heavy goods vehicles in real-life logistics scenarios. The establishment of this hydrogen test field and refuelling station at the Port of Hamburg represents a positive step towards reducing carbon emissions and embracing sustainable practices within the logistics industry. HHLA's initiative demonstrates a commitment to exploring and adopting alternative fuels to drive forward the decarbonization efforts in the port sector. Through this project, the company aims to contribute to a cleaner and greener future for logistics operations in Hamburg. The partnership with companies from the Clean Port & Logistics cluster underscores the collaborative approach taken towards integrating hydrogen technology into daily logistics activities. By leveraging the expertise and resources of multiple stakeholders, HHLA is at the forefront of promoting innovation and sustainable solutions in the transportation and logistics sector. The introduction of the hydrogen test field signifies a proactive move by HHLA to embrace advancements in fuel technology and establish itself as a pioneer in sustainable logistics practices in Hamburg.