HVMS, a key player in decarbonising transportation, has joined forces with Canadian company Diesel Tech Industries to introduce the Guardian Hydrogen Diesel System in New Zealand. This strategic partnership aims to establish installation facilities for the advanced dual-fuel technology designed to lower emissions and enhance operational efficiency in diesel-powered vehicles. Rebecca Goldsack, COO of Diesel Tech Industries, expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration, underscoring its significant impact on sustainable transportation solutions. HVMS, led by Mark Irving, Richard Gatward, and Scott Hale, is recognized for its strong presence in the heavy vehicle industry across Australasia and Asia. The Guardian Hydrogen Diesel System, developed by Diesel Tech Industries, is internationally acclaimed for its innovative approach to reducing emissions. Mark Irving, BDM of HVMS, highlighted the product's importance in facilitating decarbonisation efforts, especially with the current limitations in 100% hydrogen OEM vehicles. Scotty Hale, HVMS Director, emphasized the appeal of dual-fuel solutions among heavy fleet owners, noting the commercial availability of hydrogen since May 2024. The partnership between HVMS and Diesel Tech Industries is expected to drive the adoption of the Guardian System through comprehensive services encompassing installation, integration, and training. HVMS, based in New Zealand, is dedicated to supporting companies in transitioning to sustainable transport technologies, while Diesel Tech Industries, headquartered in Alberta, focuses on pioneering transportation solutions. This collaboration demonstrates HVMS's commitment to driving industry change and promoting sustainable heavy vehicle transport solutions.