Hyzon, a US fuel cell maker and truck integrator, has secured an order for two hydrogen fuel cell trucks from South San Francisco Scavenger Co., a refuse collection firm based in San Francisco. The order, in partnership with New Way Trucks, involves two 200kW Class 8 fuel cell electric trucks. This deal follows successful trials and a previous order in October. The order is subject to conditions, including subsidies availability. The trucks are set to benefit from California's incentive schemes, offering considerable financial support for fuel cell electric vehicle buyers. The collaboration aims to reduce emissions while meeting performance standards. The Hyzon trucks boast 125 miles of range on one hydrogen tank and use a new 200kW single-stack fuel cell technology. Hyzon's CEO highlighted the technology's zero-emission performance and reliability, especially for demanding applications like refuse collection. The move towards hydrogen-powered trucks aligns with the industry's shift towards green technology and sustainability. The partnership reflects a shared commitment to embracing innovative solutions for emission reduction in fleet management.