In Teesside, innovators are spearheading a project to revolutionize the delivery sector by retrofitting hydrogen fuel cell power in vans to replace diesel engines. Sustainable vehicle manufacturer IVe, as part of the Teesside International Airport Hydrogen Refuelling Hub consortium, aims to showcase the viability of hydrogen fuel cell-powered vans for various commercial uses. The project involves testing two vans with a payload capacity of 1,500kg and a 600km journey range. The initiative, funded by the Hydrogen Transport Hub programme, focuses on demonstrating the sustainability and safety benefits of hydrogen-powered transport in the region. By gathering valuable data on efficiency, emissions, and performance, the project aims to de-risk myths around hydrogen as a fuel source and promote its adoption among potential customers and partners. The CEO of IVe emphasizes the advantages of hydrogen fuel cells over diesel engines in terms of safety and efficiency. The project also aims to address environmental concerns related to both vehicle emissions and the manufacturing process, highlighting the advantages of retrofit technology. Overall, the project aims to pave the way for a more sustainable and efficient future for the delivery sector in Teesside.