Project ICEBreaker, showcased at the Cenex Expo in the UK, presents a breakthrough in the automotive industry with the unveiling of a fully-configured hydrogen fuel cell HGV truck. This project, a collaboration between leading British engineering companies, aims to address the upcoming zero-emissions regulations set to take effect in the EU in 2030. The ICEBreaker project integrates expertise from companies like Viritech, HORIBA MIRA, and Intelligent Energy, with funding from the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) through the Advanced Propulsion Centre UK. The project's drivetrain solution focuses on utilizing hydrogen as the primary mover, supported by innovative battery technology and fuel cell optimization. Intelligent Energy's DRIVE HD100 fuel cells and Viritech's DC-DC converter play key roles in enhancing energy efficiency and payload capacity while reducing costs and mineral use. The project's emphasis on a high-pressure 700 bar system allows for increased energy density and range. Additionally, ICEBreaker's digital twin technology enables data-driven optimization, cost forecasting, and continuous monitoring of the vehicle's performance. The safety engineering approach undertaken by ICEBreaker encompasses all aspects of hydrogen fuel cell vehicle design and construction, ensuring comprehensive safety measures are in place. By providing a complete hydrogen engineering approach from design to operations, ICEBreaker aims to facilitate the transition to zero emissions in the commercial vehicle sector. Viritech's CEO highlighted the successful collaboration and engineering process that led to the development of the hydrogen drivetrain, showcasing the project's commitment to sustainability and innovation.