HNO International has entered into a strategic agreement to supply clean hydrogen to a Texas-based mobility company seeking to decarbonize heavy-duty transportation . The company will supply the fuel from its Scalable Hydrogen Energy Platform (SHEP), capable of generating up to 500 kilograms of hydrogen daily, enabling the efficient operation of a fleet of Class 8 fuel cell trucks.
A boost for sustainable mobility
The agreement is projected to be worth up to $10 million in multi-year contracts, supporting the expansion of clean energy infrastructure in the heavy-duty transportation sector. Additionally, HNOI will integrate its compact hydrogen refueling system (CHRS), facilitating refueling logistics for its customer’s fleet.
Don Owens, founder and CEO of the company, highlighted the growing demand for hydrogen solutions for long-distance transport, stating that its SHEP system and CHRS stations offer a reliable and scalable alternative for logistics operations, reducing the environmental impact of freight transport.
Expansion of hydrogen in heavy transport
The Texas-based company that will receive the supply specializes in zero-emission mobility and has opted for hydrogen as a viable alternative to diesel. Thanks to this agreement, it will be able to consolidate its network of fuel cell trucks , which will contribute to the reduction of polluting emissions on long-distance transport routes.
HNO, with more than 15 years of experience in hydrogen technologies , continues to position itself as a key player in the transition towards a sustainable energy economy. By expanding its production capacity, the company seeks to strengthen its market share and meet the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions.
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