DHL Supply Chain and Diageo North America have announced a partnership to introduce hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks to their U.S. fleet, emphasizing sustainability in logistics operations. The companies plan to deploy two Class 8 trucks powered by hydrogen, manufactured by Nikola Corporation, at the Diageo campus in Plainfield, Illinois. These trucks, fueled by a HYLA modular refueler, are set to significantly reduce carbon emissions, with an expected 80% decrease over a year. The transition from diesel to fuel cell electric vehicles also promises cleaner air, reduced greenhouse gas emissions, and improved driver comfort and safety. Diageo's commitment to sustainability is evident in their goal to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2030, with the introduction of hydrogen fuel cell trucks as a key step in this direction. The collaboration between DHL, Diageo, and Nikola demonstrates a shared vision for sustainable transportation solutions and the importance of green initiatives in the manufacturing sector. By leveraging innovative technologies like hydrogen fuel cell trucks, the partnership aims to lead the way in promoting environmentally friendly logistics practices.