DHL Supply Chain, a prominent logistics company, is implementing a green initiative by introducing two hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks into its operations in the United States. These trucks, manufactured by Nikola, will replace two diesel vehicles in the fleet, resulting in an anticipated 80% reduction in carbon emissions annually. The deployment of these Class 8 trucks at Diageo's campus in Plainfield, Illinois, signifies a significant step towards sustainability and efficiency. Partnering with Diageo, known for brands like Captain Morgan and Smirnoff, showcases a joint commitment to decarbonizing operations and embracing innovative technology. The collaboration involved meticulous planning, including trials and educational initiatives, highlighting the dedication of all parties towards pioneering eco-friendly transportation solutions. This endeavor aligns with Diageo's ambitious goal of achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2030 and 2050 for direct operations and the entire value chain, respectively. The expansion of hydrogen fuel cell trucks in the fleet complements the existing electric vehicle infrastructure, promoting a sustainable approach to logistics and manufacturing practices.