Powered by two 45kw hydrogen fuel cells, the container handler is part of an initiative that focuses on reducing greenhouse gases.
Hyster Company, a lift truck designer and manufacturer, has unveiled what could possibly be the world's first hydrogen fuel cell-powered container handler.
"We are excited to participate in this pilot and implement another sustainable solution designed to help meet Clean Air Action Plan 2030 objectives.
The top pick also features a "patented Hyster® energy recovery system for electric container handlers that recovers and stores energy from lowering loads and braking".To achieve the electrification of a higher-capacity system for port terminals, the company has utilized its experience indesign to develop smaller, lighter-capacity industrial trucks.
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