The article discusses the ongoing five-truck trial in northwest Europe to evaluate the potential of hydrogen in heavy-duty logistics applications. Stakeholders involved in this trial include Amazon, INEOS Inovyn, Air Products, Holcim, Widemann & Winz, and Daimler Truck. The primary goal of this initiative is to showcase that hydrogen can not only offer a clean transport solution but also be operationally practical and feasible. One of the key highlights of this trial is the utilization of the Mercedes-Benz GenH 2 liquid hydrogen truck by Amazon, INEOS Inovyn, and Widemann & Winz for their European logistics operations. The partnership and collaboration among these industry giants signify a collective effort to explore sustainable and environmentally friendly logistics practices. The article emphasizes the importance of policymakers and fleet operators witnessing tangible evidence of hydrogen's effectiveness in heavy-duty transport. It underlines the significance of trials like this in driving the adoption of innovative technologies, such as hydrogen fuel cells, to promote a more sustainable future for logistics and transportation sectors.