Hyzon, a U.S.-based high-performance hydrogen fuel cell system manufacturer, joined forces with New Way Trucks and Recology to showcase North America's first hydrogen fuel cell electric refuse truck at a clean energy event. The display, witnessed by prominent figures like U.S. Department of Energy Under Secretary David Crane, California Gov. Gavin Newsom, and U.S. Sen. Alex Padilla, marked a significant milestone in zero-emission heavy-duty transportation. The event celebrated a $12.6 billion investment to establish a Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub in California, spearheaded by the Alliance for Renewable Clean Hydrogen Energy Systems (ARCHES). The collaboration aims to deploy clean, renewable hydrogen production sites, fueling stations, and open-access pipelines to support the decarbonization of a fleet of more than 5,000 fuel cell electric trucks, including the hydrogen-powered refuse truck developed by Hyzon and New Way Trucks. This partnership signifies the beginning of decarbonizing a demanding industry and promotes hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles in North America. The involvement of government, private sector, and industry leaders emphasizes the collective effort towards accelerating decarbonization initiatives. Hyzon's CEO highlighted the instrumental role of public investments in driving private sector action and scaling decarbonization efforts. With about 140,000 refuse trucks operating in the U.S., the demonstration showcases a pivotal shift towards zero-emission solutions in waste management, where Hyzon's expertise in hydrogen fuel cell technology contributes to environmental benefits and operational efficiency. The demonstration also underscored ARCHES' commitment to deploying hydrogen energy solutions in challenging sectors, projecting the creation of 220,000 direct jobs, including 130,000 in construction and 90,000 permanent positions. The event received positive feedback from industry leaders, with a focus on championing clean energy initiatives and transitioning to a zero-emission future in waste management.