From Class 8 trucks to municipal transit and marine equipment, we power the shift to zero emissions.
Container Top Handlers, a type of cargo-handling equipment, play a significant role in reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions at ports. They are particularly important in ports like the Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach, where a substantial portion of port emissions are from cargo handling equipment. The Port of Los Angeles has taken steps to reduce these emissions by deploying zero-emission top handlers.
Industrial machinery and off-road vehicles used in mining, agriculture, and large-scale operations.
Hydrogen-powered marine propulsion systems for ports, ferries, and offshore applications.
Public transit systems operated by cities and counties, providing transportation options for residents and visitors within a specific geographic area. These systems often include buses, trains, trams, and other forms of public transit.
Class 8 fleet refers to a collection of Class 8 trucks, which are heavy-duty vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) exceeding 33,000 lbs. These trucks are typically used for long-distance freight transportation, construction, and heavy equipment moving.
We evaluate your fleet’s technical specs, emissions profile, and operational needs.
Custom hydrogen fuel cell or hybrid configuration designed for your vehicle type.
End-to-end system integration with rigorous safety and performance validation.
Hands-on training for your team on operation, maintenance, and safety protocols.
Launch with live tracking, emissions data, and long-term support options.
Join us in building the hydrogen economy – one connection at a time.
From energy producers to government agencies, we work with stakeholders at every level to create a connected hydrogen future.
Collaboration is key to scaling innovation and unlocking new market opportunities.














































































































































