Hexagon Purus, a leading supplier of zero emission mobility solutions, has signed a multi-year supply agreement with GILLIG, a prominent designer and manufacturer of heavy-duty transit buses in the United States, for the provision of hydrogen fuel storage systems for GILLIG's new fuel cell powered buses. The hydrogen fuel storage systems will be delivered from Hexagon Purus' facility in Westminster, United States. GILLIG's VP of Product Planning and Strategy, Ben Grunat, emphasized the company's commitment to advancing sustainable public transportation through the introduction of hydrogen-powered buses that offer reliability and flexibility. Similarly, Michael Kleschinski, Executive Vice President of Hexagon Purus, highlighted the agreement as a testament to the company's strong market position in both North America and Europe. The article underlines the increasing demand for zero-emission solutions in the transit bus sector and the importance of partnerships in driving innovation. It also discusses the pivotal role of hydrogen in reducing carbon emissions globally, especially in 'hard-to-abate' sectors. The growth of hydrogen projects worldwide and the investments in green hydrogen indicate a positive momentum towards a cleaner energy future. The collaboration between Hexagon Purus and GILLIG signifies a strategic step towards sustainable transit solutions and highlights the significance of hydrogen in the energy transition.