Hyster's hydrogen fuel cell-powered (HFC) ReachStacker has received a notable accolade in the Game Changing Innovation category of the 2024 Global Good Awards for its role in decarbonizing cargo handling. Developed as part of the EU-funded H2Ports project, this first-of-its-kind zero-emission container handler is undergoing testing at the Port of Valencia in Spain, marking a significant milestone in utilizing hydrogen fuel cell technology in port operations. With exceptional performance comparable to diesel handlers, the HFC ReachStacker offers benefits such as reduced greenhouse gas emissions, noise pollution, and potential operating cost savings for ports. Its efficient design allows for quick refueling and extended operational hours, demonstrating the practicality and sustainability of hydrogen-powered solutions in real-world applications. The recognition at the Global Good Awards underscores the importance of innovative technologies like the HFC ReachStacker in driving decarbonization efforts and shaping the future of sustainable cargo handling in the industry.