Celly and UMOE Advanced Composites AS have jointly unveiled an advanced hydrogen transportation trailer set to make its mark in the U.S. market this year. The cutting-edge trailer is designed to meet the surging demand for both stationary and transport of hydrogen in North America. Leveraging UMOE's established success in Europe, with over six years of hydrogen trailer operations and thousands of successful drop-and-swaps, the trailer stands as a testament to its reliability and efficiency. It offers a solution that not only reduces transportation costs significantly but also guarantees safety and durability. The trailer, available in various container sizes with capacities up to 720 kg, supports hydrogen transport and static storage at high pressure, ensuring maximum efficiency. It has passed stringent European safety tests and is constructed with advanced materials for lightweight, heat-resistant, and chemical-resistant properties. The enclosed modular design enhances compliance with load and safety requirements, making it adaptable to diverse transportation infrastructures. Austin Terry, the Founder & CEO of Celly, expresses excitement about introducing these innovative hydrogen trailers to the U.S. market, emphasizing the potential for transformation in hydrogen transport and storage. As the U.S. ramps up its hydrogen infrastructure, this new trailer arrives as a timely and cost-effective solution that aligns with the nation's sustainability goals. With a focus on clean energy and low-carbon fuels, the trailer offers a more economical option per kilogram compared to existing market choices, supporting the growth of the hydrogen economy. Celly, known for its leadership in hydrogen solutions, aims to drive the future of clean energy by providing efficient systems for hydrogen distribution. UMOE Advanced Composites AS, a global leader in sustainable energy solutions, leverages advanced materials to revolutionize hydrogen storage and transportation. The collaboration between these two entities presents a promising outlook for the hydrogen transportation sector in the U.S., marking a significant step towards a cleaner, more sustainable energy future.