Performance Food Group, Inc.

A type of electric vehicle that uses a fuel cell to convert hydrogen into electricity to power its onboard motors.

A technology that combines hydrogen and oxygen in a clean, electrochemical process to generate power, releasing only water vapor as a byproduct.

A fuel cell system that uses liquid hydrogen as its energy source to generate electricity, combined with battery storage for enhanced power management.

California

New Zealand

United States

Development of the first hydrogen fuel cell electric refuse truck in North America through a partnership.

Development of hydrogen-powered refuse collection vehicles for the North American market through a collaboration between Hyzon Motors and New Way Trucks.

The first commercial demonstration of Hyzon's liquid hydrogen fuel cell electric truck (LH2 FCEV), involving a 540-mile journey from Temple, Texas to Dallas-area Performance Food Group customer locations. The project validated the viability of liquid hydrogen for long-distance commercial trucking applications.

A hydrogen fuel cell-powered truck with a 110kW fuel cell system, delivered to Performance Food Group.

A specialized tank system developed by Chart Industries in partnership with Hyzon Motors designed to store liquid hydrogen at -400°F while maintaining the required pressure for delivery to the fuel cell system. The system enables increased fuel storage without adding vehicle weight or reducing payload.

A commercial heavy-duty truck powered by a fuel cell system using liquid hydrogen as fuel. The vehicle features a proprietary 200 kilowatt fuel cell system and a cryogenic tank system developed with Chart Industries to store liquid hydrogen at -400°F. The truck demonstrated a range of over 540 miles in the commercial demonstration.