Pure Hydrogen has delivered Australia's inaugural hydrogen fuel cell (HFC) waste collection truck to Solo Resource Recovery in Adelaide. The truck will operate initially with the City of West Torrens Council, aligning with the council's dedication to sustainable energy alternatives. This milestone was celebrated at the Solo Resource Recovery Day in Clayton South, Melbourne, emphasizing the truck's capabilities in emission reduction. Pure Hydrogen's Managing Director, Scott Brown, expressed pride in supporting West Torrens' sustainability efforts and noted the increasing demand for eco-friendly options in waste management. The truck's delivery marks a pivotal step in expanding the use of zero-emission vehicles in heavy transport across Australia, with ADR approval simplifying the future deployment process. Pure Hydrogen remains committed to advancing clean energy solutions and aims to extend the adoption of such vehicles nationally, following the successful collaboration with Solo Resource Recovery. This achievement underscores the industry's shift towards sustainability and signifies progress in the development and deployment of environmentally friendly transportation options.