INEOS Inovyn, Europe's leading PVC producer and largest industrial electrolysis operator, has partnered with Daimler Truck AG to commence customer trials using Europe's first heavy-duty liquid hydrogen truck. The trial involves a Mercedes-Benz GenH2 truck and aims to supply PVC customers with approximately 250 deliveries over the next 12 months in Rheinberg. This initiative marks a crucial step in the development of hydrogen for heavy-duty transport, emphasizing a move towards a zero-emission future. The Mercedes-Benz GenH2 Trucks, renowned for their range exceeding 1000 km and ability to carry payloads comparable to traditional diesel vehicles, are pivotal in demonstrating the viability of fuel-cell technology in practical operations. INEOS Inovyn's Business Director Hydrogen, Wouter Bleukx, highlights the transformative potential of hydrogen for truck transportation and emphasizes INEOS' commitment to renewable hydrogen production. The collaboration with Daimler Truck AG not only focuses on Rheinberg but also aims to expand operations to Belgium and the Netherlands. INEOS Inovyn sees hydrogen as a game-changing energy solution that can revolutionize truck transportation and contribute to achieving a zero-emission future. Additionally, INEOS' continuous investments in hydrogen production and storage underscore the company's dedication to promoting low-carbon hydrogen solutions. By engaging key partners like Amazon, Air Products, Holcim, and Wiedmann & Winz, INEOS Inovyn is actively driving the transition towards cleaner energy practices. The trial not only benefits the environment but also offers INEOS Inovyn's PVC customers the opportunity to reduce Scope 3 emissions and enhance their sustainability efforts. Overall, this collaboration between INEOS Inovyn and Daimler Truck AG holds promise for the future of heavy-duty transport and signifies a positive step towards a greener and more sustainable industry.