Hydrogen fuel cells are increasingly being integrated into a diverse range of vehicles and equipment, with notable advancements seen in the construction industry. Companies like Haulotte, Niftylift, and Manitou are leading the way in utilizing hydrogen to power their machinery, aiming to reduce carbon emissions and embrace sustainable practices. Haulotte's HS18 E PRO scissor lift, powered by a hydrogen fuel cell range extender, was successfully deployed at the Saint-Cyr-l'École military school near Paris. While the technology itself is mature, challenges such as regulatory frameworks and high costs pose obstacles to widespread adoption. Efforts are being made to address these issues, focusing on refining refueling processes and lowering production costs. Niftylift's hydrogen fuel cell-powered boom lifts exemplify the feasibility and efficiency of fuel cells in MEWPs, providing enhanced operational capabilities and environmental benefits over traditional combustion engines. The construction industry's shift towards hydrogen technology signifies a significant step towards a more sustainable future, despite the current hurdles that need to be overcome for widespread integration.