Pure Hydrogen has unveiled Australia's first hydrogen fuel cell (HFC) waste collection truck, handing it over to Solo Resource Recovery, a prominent waste management company in Australia. The launch of this HFC truck represents a significant move in Pure Hydrogen's strategy to promote clean hydrogen-powered vehicles and establish a leading position in the growing sector. The truck's debut at the Solo Resource Recovery Open Day in Victoria included a live demonstration of its performance, emphasizing its capability to reduce emissions in the waste collection industry. Local council representatives present at the event displayed keen interest in incorporating hydrogen-powered vehicles for waste management. Pure Hydrogen's managing director highlighted the advantages of hydrogen vehicles, such as zero CO2 emissions and quieter operation, appealing to the demand for sustainable energy solutions. The deployment of the HFC truck in Adelaide, South Australia, with the City of West Torrens Council signifies a milestone in sustainable energy adoption for waste management services. The ADR approval obtained for this truck type streamlines the registration process for future vehicles, showcasing Pure Hydrogen's progress in transitioning to clean energy vehicles in the heavy transport sector.