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📺 In the news spotlight! KTVU 2 joined Recology’s route to see Hyzon and New Way® Trucks fuel cell electric refuse collection truck in action. Tune in for neighbors’ and drivers’ reactions to North America’s first hydrogen-powered trash truck. www.ktvu.com/video/1507055

Recology is proud to be the first waste and recycling company to pilot a hydrogen fuel cell-powered electric refuse collection truck! Our partners, New Way® Trucks and Hyzon, have delivered cutting-edge technology that will bring our industry closer to achieving a zero-emission future. We’re so excited to test this vehicle on the streets of San Francisco as part of our pioneering efforts to reduce waste and use clean energy. “Recology’s leadership on recycling and composting helped make San Francisco ‘the greenest big city in the nation’” said Recology CEO Sal Coniglio. “Now we are leading the way on sustainable operations.” Read more at https://bit.ly/3T5Ymy6

Bins up – North America’s first fuel cell electric refuse collection vehicle is on the roads in its first commercial trial! Recology an industry leader in sustainable waste management, begins testing the truck in San Francisco this week, accelerating a U.S.-led, zero-emission energy transition transforming the global waste industry. Built in partnership between Hyzon and New Way® Trucks, an industry-leading refuse truck body manufacturer, the hydrogen-powered vehicle offers the right technology to provide zero-emission power tough enough to perform the hard work a refuse truck needs to deliver. 👀 In SF? Keep your eyes out for the truck – you definitely won’t hear it coming. Read more: https://brnw.ch/21wM5yt #HydrogenFuel #ANewWayForward #Refuse #CleanTech #ZeroEmissions #FCEV

Today’s #WhyHydrogenWednesday takes us to the moon! Did you know NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration uses hydrogen to power the electrical systems in their space shuttles? Fuel cells are used in the space shuttles as one component of the electrical power system. Three fuel cell power plants generate all the electrical power for the vehicle from launch to landing rollout. Check back next Wednesday to learn more about hydrogen and all the potential it holds. Follow us for updates and visit hyzonfuelcell.com for more information about our cutting-edge fuel cell technology.

FRIENDLY REMINDER: #HYZN stockholders – vote your shares in our 2024 Annual Meeting. To cast your vote: Find your unique control number – sent to you by your brokerage or Mediant Call 800-454-8683 or visit bit.ly/3zQQcms DEADLINE: August 20, 11:59 p.m., ET For more information and to attend the Annual Meeting, visit bit.ly/4cAy2E6.

We’re hitting the road in Carroll, IA today with our partner New Way® Trucks! Our joint hydrogen refuse collection truck - the first in the U.S. - is getting a workout before leaving for California this week to begin cross-continental trials to prove viability of technology and showcase performance.   The growing momentum and continued interest in the first-of-its-kind vehicle show Hyzon’s high-performance hydrogen fuel cells are the right technology to provide zero emission power tough enough for the hard work a refuse truck does day in and day out.   Check out the video, but turn up the volume! Zero emissions = less noise! Learn more about the partnership between Hyzon and New Way® Trucks: bit.ly/refuse_jda  

Here we go! The first hydrogen refuse collection vehicle in the U.S. – built in partnership between Hyzon and New Way® Trucks – is embarking on cross-continental trials! The growing momentum and continued interest in the first-of-its-kind vehicle show Hyzon’s high-performance hydrogen fuel cells are the right technology to provide zero emission power tough enough for the hard work a refuse truck does day in and day out. Check out where the truck is cleaning up garbage collection first: bit.ly/4ci3h65 Learn more about the partnership between Hyzon and New Way® Trucks: bit.ly/refuse_jda

With Paris 2024 Summer Olympics in its final days, today’s #WhyHydrogenWednesday asks: did you know this year’s Olympic cauldron is inspired by the first hydrogen-powered transportation? In November 1783, the first manned hydrogen balloon flight took off at the Jardin des Tuileries in Paris – the same place the Olympic cauldron is today. Check back next Wednesday to learn more about hydrogen and all potential it holds. Follow us for updates and visit hyzonfuelcell.com for more information about our cutting-edge fuel cell technology.

ATTENTION: #HYZN stockholders – vote your shares in our 2024 Annual Meeting. To cast your vote: • Find your unique control number – sent to you by your brokerage or Mediant • Call 800-454-8683 or visit bit.ly/3zQQcms DEADLINE: August 20, 11:59 p.m., ET For more information and to attend the Annual Meeting, visit bit.ly/4cAy2E6.

🗣️ “As a physicist, fuel cells delight both my mind and my heart.” – Hyzon Chief Technology Officer Prof. Dr. Christian Mohrdieck. Dive into his fascination with hydrogen fuel cells and what he thinks people get wrong about the technology: https://bit.ly/3WOTHDa