California-based hauler and recycler, GreenWaste, has made significant strides in sustainable waste management by signing North America's first purchase agreement for hydrogen fuel cell refuse vehicles from Hyzon. Following successful pilot tests in northern California, GreenWaste decided to purchase 12 vehicles built in partnership with Hyzon and New Way Trucks. These vehicles are set to operate in the Bay Area starting from Q4 2025. The positive feedback from the pilot tests, with the CEO mentioning that the vehicles exceeded expectations, has generated excitement in the industry. GreenWaste's CEO, Tracy Adams, highlighted the company's commitment to innovative and environmentally responsible waste management. The investment in zero-emission technology aligns with the company's goal to reduce emissions and achieve net-zero emissions by 2040. Despite facing questions about cost, the move towards hydrogen fuel cells is seen as a step forward in decarbonizing the solid waste industry. Hyzon's focus on North America and the production of new fuel cell systems indicate a growing interest in hydrogen as an alternative to traditional fuel sources. GreenWaste's exploration of long-term hydrogen fueling solutions demonstrates a proactive approach to integrating sustainable practices in waste management.