Wiedmann & Winz, a logistics service provider in Germany, is at the forefront of the drive transition towards climate neutrality. The company, led by Managing Director Dr. Lege, has been actively testing and implementing innovative drive technologies such as the Mercedes-Benz eActros 300 and the Mercedes-Benz GenH2 Truck. Dr. Lege emphasizes the importance of technology openness and the significant leverage effect of alternative fuels like HVO 100, synthetic fuels, and hydrogen-powered trucks in achieving climate goals. The use of hydrogen trucks, particularly the GenH2 Truck, in partnership with DP World is seen as a crucial step towards decarbonizing freight transport and creating CO2-neutral supply chains. With the GenH2 Truck's ability to cover long distances with high ranges and minimal refueling time, it is proving to be as flexible and efficient as diesel trucks. However, the industry still faces challenges in establishing a hydrogen infrastructure and requires political support for a successful transition. Dr. Lege advocates for subsidies to make the investments in alternative drives more feasible, highlighting the importance of collaboration between stakeholders for a successful transformation in the transport and logistics industry.