GreenWaste, a leading resource recovery and recycling company, has launched a pilot program for North America's first hydrogen fuel cell zero emissions refuse collections truck. Tracy Adams, the CEO of GreenWaste, highlighted the company's history of environmental innovation and its current milestone of testing this groundbreaking vehicle. The initiative is part of GreenWaste's strategy to have a zero-emission fleet and promote sustainable technologies in the recycling sector. Currently, all of GreenWaste's collection and heavy equipment vehicles run on renewable or alternative fuels, showcasing their commitment to environmental stewardship. The collaboration with manufacturers like Hyzon and New Way Trucks to introduce new zero-emission vehicle technology aligns with GreenWaste's sustainability goals, particularly the target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 45% by 2030. The pilot of the hydrogen fuel cell-powered refuse collection truck will take place in various locations in the Bay Area, including cities like San Jose and counties like Santa Clara. This initiative signifies a significant step towards achieving cleaner and more sustainable waste management practices and underlines GreenWaste's dedication to driving innovation in the recycling industry.