HNO International (HNOI) has secured a significant hydrogen offtake deal with a Texas-based mobility company, marking a major milestone in the adoption of clean fuel for heavy-duty transportation. The agreement, projecting up to $10m in contracts, will see HNOI supplying green hydrogen for the Class 8 fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) of the undisclosed Texas company. With the capacity to produce up to 500kg of hydrogen per day at its Houston production platform, HNOI is set to play a crucial role in supporting the transition towards sustainable mobility. The incorporation of HNOI’s Compact Hydrogen Refuelling system (CHRS) in the agreement further cements the company's commitment to providing reliable and scalable refuelling solutions for long-haul operations. Don Owens, Founder and CEO of HNOI, emphasized the growing demand for clean hydrogen fuel in heavy-duty transportation and noted the environmental benefits of using innovative technologies like SHEP and CHRS. The offtake agreement builds on the establishment of the 500kg-per-day SHEP facility in collaboration with Element One Energy and Pneumatic and Hydraulic Company. Texas, with its initiatives supporting hydrogen-powered fleet adoption, continues to pave the way for sustainable transportation practices, with companies like Hyroad Energy and Talke Logistics leading the transition. The partnership between HNOI and the Texas-based mobility company not only signifies a step towards greener transportation but also highlights the potential for significant growth in the hydrogen market. The article concludes by mentioning H2 View's outreach to HNOI for additional comments on the offtake deal and invites readers to explore more about hydrogen offtake demand creation in the upcoming February magazine.