INEOS Inovyn has teamed up with Daimler to conduct a trial using Mercedes-Benz GenH2 trucks to deliver to PVC customers across Europe. The initiative aims to make approximately 250 deliveries in the next 12 months, focusing on the Rheinberg area initially with plans to expand to Belgium and the Netherlands. This collaboration signifies a significant step towards utilizing hydrogen for heavy-duty transport to accelerate the transition to a zero-emission future. The GenH2 trucks, powered by liquid hydrogen, have a range of over 1000 km and can carry payloads similar to conventional diesel vehicles. Wouter Bleukx, Business Director at INEOS Inovyn, expresses enthusiasm for the potential of hydrogen as an energy solution, highlighting the transformative impact it can have on truck transportation. INEOS Inovyn, as a major producer and consumer of low-carbon hydrogen, aims to play a key role in driving this change. The company emphasizes its dedication to achieving Net Zero and reducing its CO2 footprint, with a focus on hydrogen production and storage. Moreover, the partnership offers INEOS Inovyn's PVC customers the opportunity to lower their emissions and enhance their sustainability efforts. By working with Daimler and utilizing hydrogen-powered trucks, the collaboration not only benefits the environment but also strengthens the green credentials of the involved parties. INEOS Inovyn calls for government support to facilitate infrastructure investment and boost business confidence in the hydrogen sector. In conclusion, the trial signifies a major milestone in the use of hydrogen for transportation, showcasing the potential of hydrogen as a clean energy solution for heavy-duty vehicles. The partnership between INEOS Inovyn and Daimler not only aims to revolutionize the logistics sector but also underlines the importance of collaboration and innovation in driving sustainable practices in the chemical industry.