Nippon Gases Deutschland and the HOYER Group have inaugurated the first hydrogen-powered truck designed for transporting dry ice, representing a significant milestone in sustainable transport solutions within the industrial gases sector. The collaboration marks a transition towards environmentally-friendly logistics, offering an emission-free alternative for road transport of dry ice. The hydrogen truck was handed over in Hamburg, symbolizing the companies' dedication to innovative technologies. The Minister for Economic Affairs of North Rhine-Westphalia emphasized the importance of hydrogen in achieving climate-neutral freight transport, showcasing the advantages of hydrogen-powered fuel-cell trucks over battery-electric drives. The advanced technology of the hydrogen truck allows for a range of up to 450 km and quick refueling, making it suitable for daily operations. The companies aim to reduce CO₂ emissions significantly and gain experience for future sustainable transport initiatives. The partnership highlights the commitment to sustainability, with the HOYER Group actively participating in advancing hydrogen mobility and reducing CO₂ emissions. The hydrogen truck's operational efficiency and emission-free features demonstrate a practical and sustainable alternative to traditional diesel trucks, promoting eco-friendly logistics practices.