DHL Supply Chain and Diageo North America have launched a new initiative to enhance the sustainability of their logistics operations in the United States. The partnership involves the deployment of two Nikola hydrogen trucks at Diageo's campus in Plainfield, Illinois. These fuel cell-powered vehicles are part of a broader strategy that includes the utilization of battery electric vehicles, optimization of vehicle and route efficiency, transition towards multi-modal transport, and increased collaboration with environmentally responsible logistics partners. The Nikola trucks leverage fuel cell technology to convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity, enabling them to travel up to 500 miles on a single fill-up without emitting pollutants, with only water as a by-product. By replacing two diesel trucks with these hydrogen-powered vehicles, the initiative aims to achieve an 80% reduction in carbon emissions within a year. This move signifies a significant step towards a more sustainable supply chain and reflects a shared commitment to environmental stewardship. Furthermore, this collaboration builds upon previous green logistics efforts, such as Diageo's introduction of the first electric terminal tractor in the US at the Plainfield facility in 2015. The successful integration of electric trucks in the operations between Diageo and DHL showcases a dedication to embracing innovative technologies and eco-friendly practices in the logistics sector. Overall, the adoption of fuel cell technology in logistics not only highlights a commitment to reducing carbon footprint but also emphasizes the importance of exploring new avenues for sustainable transportation solutions.