Viva Energy's recent launch of a hydrogen refuelling station in Geelong has garnered significant attention as part of efforts to transition to lower emissions transport solutions. Toll Group, a major foundation partner at the hub, is actively involved in driving this transition by committing to decarbonize its transport logistics operations and achieve net zero emissions by 2050. The deployment of two hydrogen prime movers by Toll is poised to revolutionize heavy vehicle transportation, saving 95,000 litres of diesel and eliminating 254 tonnes of carbon emissions annually on a 300km round trip from Hastings to Geelong. Toll's broader $200 million investment in renewable fleet technologies emphasizes the company's dedication to sustainability, with a focus on upgrading its fleet with next-generation, fuel-efficient vehicles. Toll Group's chief commercial and sustainability officer, Anna Green, highlights the importance of investing in a mix of renewable and low-emission fuel sources, including hydrogen and electric vehicles, to pave the way for a greener future. Toll's collaboration with ARENA and its previous investments in battery-electric heavy vehicles showcase the company's commitment to providing environmentally friendly logistics solutions while supporting customer growth ambitions.