UPS

UPS is developing hydrogen-powered delivery vans and semi-trucks for decarbonizing distribution.

UPS is listed as a company that Hexagon Purus is collaborating with on zero-emission solutions.

UPS was mentioned as a fleet operator that would trial H2-powered delivery vans developed in a prior project involving Ballard and Linamar.

UPS chair of transportation, Megan Ryerson, highlighted the importance of alternative fuels for air transportation emissions.

UPS is integrating hydrogen-powered trucks into its green fleet to reduce transportation emissions. They will be adding three of these trucks to their operations.

UPS is mentioned in relation to testing a new truck equipped with a hydrogen fuel cell system, indicating broader adoption of the technology.

UPS is preparing to test a new delivery truck equipped with a hydrogen fuel cell system in California. The company aims to cut down on emissions production by potentially powering more of its fleet with hydrogen fuel cell systems.

UPS is preparing to test a new medium-duty delivery truck equipped with a hydrogen fuel cell and electric battery in California. The company is evaluating the viability of fuel cells for its fleet to reduce harmful emissions.

UPS, the world's largest package delivery company, is powering two of its fleets with renewable natural gas derived from landfill gas. This initiative is part of their strategy to expand alternative fuel usage and reduce environmental impact.

UPS is a global logistics company that plans to significantly increase its fleet of alternative fuel vehicles, specifically compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicles, and build new CNG fueling stations.