DHL Supply Chain and Diageo North America have revealed plans to incorporate two fuel cell electric trucks, powered by hydrogen, into their fleet in the United States. These trucks, manufactured by Nikola Corporation, will be utilized at the Diageo campus in Plainfield, Illinois, showcasing a significant move for the state. DHL Supply Chain, a long-standing logistics partner of Diageo, has been actively involved in developing innovative solutions to reduce carbon footprint in logistics operations. The introduction of hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks forms part of a broader sustainable supply chain strategy that includes various measures such as utilizing battery electric vehicles, route optimization, multimodal transportation, and increased collaboration with EPA SmartWay partner carriers. These efforts have led to continuous reductions in carbon dioxide emissions for both Diageo and DHL. Jim Monkmeyer, President of Transportation at DHL Supply Chain, expressed excitement about integrating Nikola's hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks, emphasizing the company's commitment to sustainability as a core strategic goal. This deployment is in line with the newly announced Strategy 2030, where sustainability has been identified as a key focus area, branded as 'Green Logistics of Choice.' The utilization of hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks is just one of the many initiatives by DHL to demonstrate their dedication towards sustainable practices. Nikola's trucks are praised for providing a green and efficient option compared to traditional diesel vehicles, signifying a significant shift towards a more environmentally conscious fleet. The partnership between DHL Supply Chain, Diageo North America, and Nikola Corporation stands as a testament to the industry's collective efforts to adopt eco-friendly solutions in logistics operations.