Chile has made significant progress in sustainable mobility by introducing its first hydrogen fuel cell-powered truck, part of the Hidrohaul Technology Program (PTEC) supported by Corfo. The approval certificate granted by the Vehicle Control and Certification Center marks a pivotal moment towards achieving carbon neutrality in transport. The collaborative effort involving key players like Ingeniería Eléctrica IEE Ltda., Mining3, Marval, Walmart, and COPEC highlights the commitment to energy transformation. The Minister of Transport and Telecommunications emphasized the country's leadership in promoting new energy sources, praising the innovative approach towards testing actions for carbon neutrality. The incorporation of green hydrogen in logistics operations, including Walmart Chile's distribution chain, signifies a strategic move towards sustainable transportation. Walmart's Technology Manager expressed excitement about deploying green hydrogen to advance decarbonization goals. The hydrogen-powered truck's impressive capabilities, such as storing 75 kg of hydrogen with a range of 750 km and transporting 49 tons, demonstrate a cleaner alternative to diesel trucks. Marval's Clean Logistics division underlines the importance of this milestone for sustainability and Chile's energy transition. The HidroHaul Program's plan to evaluate hydrogen-powered cargo vehicles in various transportation scenarios signifies a comprehensive approach towards assessing their efficiency and environmental impact. Overall, the certification of Chile's first hydrogen-powered truck symbolizes a significant leap towards embracing green hydrogen technology in heavy-duty transport and fostering a more sustainable logistics industry.