The article highlights the unveiling of a groundbreaking hydrogen-powered truck by Anglo-American at the Mogalakwena PGMs mine in Limpopo, South Africa. This truck, with a 2 MW engine and a payload capacity of 290 tons, represents a significant advancement towards sustainable and low carbon-emission mining. The project involves collaboration with key industry players such as ENGIE, First Mode, Ballard, and NPROXX. A green hydrogen system has been established at the mining site, including a large electrolyzer powered by a solar plant. This initiative is part of Anglo-American's long-term strategic plan for hydrogen technology, aiming to achieve carbon neutrality by 2040 and pave the way for a hydrogen economy in South Africa, potentially leading to job creation and economic development. The successful pilot of the hydrogen-powered truck is a crucial step towards exporting this technology globally, with potential markets in regions like the Nordic countries. However, challenges such as the lack of refueling infrastructure still need to be addressed.