Two hydrogen-powered trucks have been deployed by Edeka Nord to perform logistics operations in Germany.
As a regional subsidiary of one of Germany’s largest supermarket cooperatives, Edeka Group, the company will use the Hyundai XCIENT fuel cell-powered trucks to deliver goods to stores in the nation’s northern regions.
For the pilot operations, which are part of a wider company initiative to reduce carbon footprint, the vehicles will be closely monitored over the coming months, with a focus on range, efficiency in daily use, and the refuelling infrastructure required.
“We are committed to sustainable logistics solutions and will continue to evaluate innovative technologies and alternative drive systems to minimise our environmental footprint,” explained Helen Dahlke, who is responsible for sustainability at Edeka Nord.
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