Hyzon Motors, a truck startup specializing in heavy-duty hydrogen fuel cell technology, is conducting trials for a hydrogen fuel cell refuse collection truck in partnership with New Way Trucks across North America. The trials include a model specifically designed for a trial with Recology in the San Francisco Bay Area, demonstrating the viability of hydrogen technology in the environmental services sector. The company reported a modest revenue in the second quarter, with a significant increase compared to the previous year, totaling $10.3 million in revenue throughout the first half of the year. Hyzon is focusing on revenue opportunities in North America by concentrating on core offerings and expanding its line of refuse collection vehicles. The company is actively seeking capital through various channels and pursuing federal funding, including a grant that could enhance its manufacturing facility and production capacity. Additionally, Hyzon is aiming to boost annual fuel cell production beyond its cash flow breakeven rate to drive further growth. The hydrogen truck developer has conducted 25 trials of its vehicles and is scheduled to continue demonstrations across different regions until January 2025. By showcasing the performance and functionality of its hydrogen fuel cell drivetrain, Hyzon aims to grow its revenue and promote the adoption of sustainable fuel alternatives in the industry. The partnership between New Way Trucks and Hyzon offers a refuse collection vehicle with a lighter weight, increased payload capacity, and comparable range and performance to traditional diesel and CNG trucks. This innovative approach aligns with the industry's shift towards environmental sustainability. Proving the vehicle's range in various environments will be crucial in encouraging broader acceptance of hydrogen fuel cell technology, addressing concerns like range anxiety in the market.