Arrow, a leading transportation and logistics company, announced its groundbreaking collaboration with Metro Vancouver in the HTEC pilot project to further zero emissions trucking, marking a significant milestone in the pursuit of sustainable transportation solutions.

Through this collaboration, Arrow will proudly deploy a state-of-the-art H₂ fuel cell truck to transport liquid waste and solid waste residual materials for beneficial use for Metro Vancouver. This initiative aligns with both organizations' commitment to environmental responsibility and their shared vision for a sustainable, zero emissions future.

Arrow's decision to integrate H₂ fuel cell technology into its fleet showcases its dedication to exploring innovative, eco-friendly alternatives for transportation. "We are thrilled to work with Metro Vancouver and HTEC on this sustainable project. Embracing H₂ fuel cell technology is a testament to our commitment to sustainability, innovation and continuous improvement," said Arrow's Vice President, Tim Bell. By adopting this cutting-edge technology, Arrow aims to reduce its carbon footprint and contribute to the global efforts aimed at mitigating climate change.

"Metro Vancouver's strategic priorities include incorporating climate change mitigation actions into its operations, including accelerating reductions in greenhouse gas emissions," said George Harvie, Chair of the Metro Vancouver Board of Directors. "The use of a H₂ fuel cell truck for transporting materials for beneficial use supports Metro Vancouver's work to achieve our climate action goals and supports our commitment to responsible waste management."

The HTEC project represents a significant leap forward in the integration of H₂ fuel cell technology into practical, real-world applications. Through this collaboration, Arrow and Metro Vancouver seek to demonstrate the viability of H₂-powered vehicles in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting cleaner air quality.