Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation and Iwatani Corporation have entered into a partnership to jointly investigate the potential of subcooled liquid hydrogen refueling technology for hydrogen-powered commercial vehicles in Japan. This collaboration signifies the increasing interest in hydrogen as a clean energy solution, especially for heavy-duty vehicles that traverse long distances. Subcooled liquid hydrogen presents various advantages over gaseous hydrogen, such as higher energy density, extended vehicle range, quicker refueling times, and enhanced overall efficiency, thereby reducing operational costs and creating new opportunities for emission-free freight transport. The focus of the agreement involves studying the technical, regulatory, and commercial aspects necessary for the implementation of subcooled hydrogen infrastructure in Japan. This encompasses activities like technical advancements, meeting regulatory requirements, developing business models for hydrogen filling stations, and conducting joint marketing efforts to promote hydrogen-fueled mobility. Leveraging Iwatani's expertise in hydrogen infrastructure and Mitsubishi's experience in commercial vehicle manufacturing, the collaboration aims to expedite the realization of advanced hydrogen refueling solutions. By working together, the two companies aim to drive the progression of hydrogen as a sustainable energy source for the transport sector, particularly in the realm of zero-emission freight transport.