Hyundai Deploys Hydrogen Trucks for Sustainable Logistics Operations in Ellabell
Key Ideas
- Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America deploys 21 Hyundai XCIENT heavy-duty hydrogen fuel-cell electric trucks for clean logistics operations in Ellabell, Georgia.
- The initiative aims to reduce carbon footprint and promote sustainable practices in daily logistics operations, showcasing Hyundai's commitment to responsible environmental stewardship.
- Hyundai's HTWO brand, announced at CES, focuses on the entire hydrogen value chain to improve environmental sustainability, with XCIENT deployment being a key initiative.
- HTWO Logistics, a joint venture with Glovis America, will install a mobile hydrogen refueling station at the Megasite to support efficient refueling for the hydrogen trucks.
Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America has initiated a significant step towards sustainability by deploying 21 Hyundai XCIENT heavy-duty hydrogen fuel-cell electric trucks in Ellabell, Georgia. The CEO of HMGMA, Oscar Kwon, highlighted the commitment to sustainable transportation solutions and the reduction of carbon emissions through the usage of these zero-emissions hydrogen fuel-cell trucks. This deployment is part of Hyundai's efforts to promote environmentally friendly practices in logistics operations. The XCIENT trucks will transport vehicle parts between suppliers and the Megasite, with plans to expand the logistics network. Hyundai's new hydrogen value chain brand, HTWO, encompasses the entire hydrogen value chain, emphasizing the importance of 'Hydrogen' and 'Humanity' in their business. The deployment of XCIENT trucks aligns with the vision of HTWO to create a sustainable hydrogen logistics ecosystem. Additionally, HTWO Logistics, a joint venture with Glovis America, will facilitate efficient refueling by installing a mobile hydrogen refueling station at the Megasite, with plans for a hydrogen production and refueling station in the future.