August 19, 2026 As part of its sustainable transport strategy, Scania continues to actively research various innovative technologies and energy sources. Whilst battery-electric transport forms the core of this strategy, Scania also regards hydrogen as an interesting complement for specific transport applications. The delivery of two hydrogen fuel cell trucks (FCEVs) to Colruyt Group forms […]
About H2Haul project Launched in 2019, H2Haul aim was to develop and deploy 16 zero-emission fuel cell trucks across four European sites, supported by new high-capacity hydrogen refuelling stations providing reliable, low-carbon hydrogen supplies. The seven-year project has played an important role in demonstrating hydrogen fuel cell technology for heavy-duty logistics and accelerating the transition to
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cellcentric, the home of advanced heavy-duty fuel cell systems, officially launches its innovative, next-generation product under its official product name: BZA375. Previously known under the project name “NextGen” and unveiled at a dedicated cellcentric event at Hannover Messe (April 20-24, 2026), BZA375 is now ready to make its mark as a product that is available
Kaunas Airport (KUN) has tested a hydrogen powered truck as part of a wider European initiative to accelerate the adoption of sustainable fuels in airport operations. The trial forms part of an EU funded project focused on integrating hydrogen into ground handling and airside activities. Led by Lithuanian Airports, the programme is also being conducted at airports
Volvo has begun on-road testing of heavy trucks powered by hydrogen combustion engines. Volvo’s hydrogen solution is industry-leading, and the commercial launch is planned before 2030. Volvo is taking another step towards net-zero CO2 emissions transport by starting on‑road trials of heavy trucks with combustion engines powered by hydrogen. Volvo’s hydrogen-powered trucks will have industry-leading performance
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Leinfelden‑Echterdingen and Kirchheim u. Teck, Germany / Gothenburg, Sweden / Tokyo, Japan – Daimler Truck AG (Daimler Truck), the Volvo Group (Volvo), cellcentric and Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota) have signed a non-binding agreement to cooperate in the fuel cell system joint venture cellcentric. The three companies intend to collaborate based on an equal shareholding with
The H2Haul project is making significant progress with the rollout of its hydrogen-powered heavy duty vehicles. To showcase this advances, on Wednesday 25 March 2026, from 15:00 to 16:30 CET the project will held its Observer Group meeting, in online format. On this occasion, the initial operational experiences of heavy hydrogen trucks will be shared,
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DHL Freight has taken another decisive step toward zero-emission road freight. In January, their team in Eindhoven introduced its first hydrogen-powered truck into daily operations – marking a milestone in the terminal’s ambition to operate a fully diesel-free cartage fleet by 2026. While the vehicle itself is an eye‑catcher, the true significance lies in what
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MaserFrakt, one of Sweden’s largest providers of heavy-duty transport, construction machinery, and logistics services has partnered with Norwegian Hydrogen for the supply of green hydrogen for MaserFrakt’s vehicle operations. The collaboration is an important step in both parties’ ambition to contribute to the green transition, enabling zero emissions in heavy transport. The agreement facilitates the
Norwegian Hydrogen is supplying green hydrogen to a Swedish logistics firm for use in heavy-duty fuel cell trucks. Under a “long-term contract”, heavy-duty transport and industrial machinery firm MaserFrakt will receive the molecules to support the uptake of hydrogen vehicles in its fleet. While the contract’s terms, like sales volume or end date, have not
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TEAL Mobility ended 2025 with 15 hydrogen stations live across five European countries and is lining up five more openings in 2026 at major logistics hubs. Hydrogen mobility is no longer theoretical in Europe, and 2025 marked a turning point for freight transport, according to TEAL Mobility. The company ended the year with seven new hydrogen
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IRU hosted the H2Accelerate consortium as hydrogen truck deployment in the EU transitions from small-scale trials to early market deployment. The H2Accelerate TRUCKS consortium meeting, held at IRU’s office in Brussels, brought together truck manufacturers, hydrogen suppliers, transport operators, and research partners to advance hydrogen heavy-duty deployment in Europe. The discussion focused on preparing the
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This report explores lessons learnt and best practices for heavy-duty hydrogen refuelling station (HRS) deployment. This report was compiled by ERM (formerly Element Energy) based on inputs (written correspondence and interviews with stakeholders involved in the delivery of the funded HRS) from the HRS deployment partners: Air Liquide, H2 Energy, Colruyt Group and BMW (with
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Last week on Wednesday, October 15, 2025 At the iconic Spa-Francorchamps circuit, Belgium signalled its ambition to lead Europe’s hydrogen mobility transition. During a dynamic showcase, Cluster Tweed, Virya Energy and Colruyt Group unveiled concrete steps to scale green hydrogen for heavy-duty transport, showcasing real-world applications and collaboration across the entire hydrogen value chain. The
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Halle / Eindhoven, 27/08/2025 – Colruyt Group and VDL Enabling Transport Solutions (VDL ETS) are taking the next step in making truck transport more sustainable with the deployment of 350-bar hydrogen trucks within the European H2Haul R&D project. As a dedicated end user, Colruyt Group is intensively testing the vehicles in its daily logistics operations,
