HNO International announced a H₂ offtake agreement with a Texas-based company supporting zero-emission mobility. Under the agreement, HNO will supply H₂ from its 1.25-MW Scalable H₂ Energy Platform (SHEP), which produces up to 500 kilograms of clean H₂ daily.

This H₂ will power the customer's fleet of Class 8 H₂ fuel cell vehicles (FCEVs), ensuring efficient and sustainable long-haul transportation. The agreement also integrates HNOI's Compact H₂ Refueling System (CHRS) for refueling support. With room for expansion, HNOI is projecting to reach nearly $10 million in multi-year contracts as HNOI rapidly scales H₂ production within the first year of operation.

"This agreement highlights the growing demand for clean H₂ fuel in heavy-duty transportation," said Don Owens, founder and CEO of HNO International. "Our SHEP system and CHRS refueling stations provide reliable, scalable solutions for long-haul operations, helping reduce the environmental impact of freight mobility. We're excited to support this effort and look forward to expanding our production capacity to meet rising demand."

The Texas-based company, a leader in zero-emission mobility, is at the forefront of using H₂ to decarbonize transportation. Their adoption of H₂ fuel cell technology supports both environmental sustainability and business growth by offering a viable alternative to diesel without compromising operational efficiency.