Hydrogen fuel cells are gaining traction in manufacturing supply chains as companies strive to enhance sustainability, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. Beyond consumer transportation, fuel cells hold great promise in revolutionizing various supply chain operations. Manufacturers are recognizing the potential of implementing hydrogen fuel cells in zero-emissions transport solutions, such as fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) that offer extended ranges and faster refueling times compared to battery-electric vehicles. Moreover, fuel cell technology can be leveraged in ports and warehouses to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, noise pollution, and maintenance needs, contributing to safer and more productive operational environments. By deploying hydrogen as a diesel replacement in off-grid generators, manufacturers can ensure continuous electricity supply without grid dependence. Fuel cell integration extends to providing entire manufacturing facilities with grid-independent, carbon-free power, offering resilience and backup options during electricity interruptions. The adoption of fuel cells presents numerous benefits for manufacturers, including enhanced sustainability, efficient energy storage, and reduced reliance on the national grid. However, challenges such as limited availability of hydrogen alternatives, the scarcity of refueling infrastructure, and high costs remain barriers to widespread adoption.