HTWO Energy Savannah: Pioneering Hydrogen Production for Clean Logistics
Key Ideas
- Hyundai announces plans for HTWO Energy Savannah, a hydrogen production and refueling station for Class-8 heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles near the Port of Savannah.
- The facility, in collaboration with HTWO Logistics, HydroFleet, and Capital Development Partners, aims to support zero-emissions trucking operations by generating up to 1,200 kilograms of hydrogen per day.
- Phase two of the project includes adding commercial vehicle electric charging capability to further enhance sustainable logistics infrastructure in the region.
- Stakeholders express enthusiasm for the project, highlighting its potential to revolutionize the heavy-duty trucking industry and position Pooler as a local leader in the hydrogen economy.
Hyundai announced its plans for the HTWO Energy Savannah project at the 2025 Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo, marking a significant step in the decarbonization of emissions-intensive port operations. The facility, located just 10 miles from the Port of Savannah, Georgia, aims to create a scalable solution for Class-8 heavy-duty hydrogen refueling in collaboration with industry partners. The project involves key players such as HTWO Logistics for fleet operations, HydroFleet for hydrogen refueling, and Capital Development Partners for overall development. The initiative, scheduled to commence operations in late Fall 2025, will not only cater to hydrogen heavy-duty fuel cell trucks but also include plans for commercial vehicle electric charging capability in its second phase. The station will support fast-fill zero-emissions heavy-duty trucking operations in the region, with the potential to scale up hydrogen production to meet future demand. Stakeholders, including Hyundai and project partners, express optimism for HTWO Energy Savannah, emphasizing its role in facilitating a transition to zero-emission transportation and positioning Pooler as a frontier in the hydrogen economy.