The Port of Oakland in California is at the forefront of a sustainable freight transportation initiative with the NORcal ZERO project. Launched in 2024, this collaborative effort involves industry leaders like Air Liquide deploying hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks for drayage operations. Partners such as the Center for Transportation and the Environment, Hyundai, FirstElement Fuel, and Air Liquide are working together to support this environmentally conscious project. The use of hydrogen fuel cell trucks not only brings operational benefits like long range and efficient refueling but also significantly reduces emissions, positively impacting air quality in and around the port. The NORcal ZERO project highlights the importance of hydrogen-powered vehicles in advancing sustainable transportation solutions. By showcasing the reliability and operational readiness of these vehicles, the project aims to drive the broader adoption of zero-emission logistics solutions in the industry. With a key focus on environmental sustainability and efficiency, this initiative at the Port of Oakland sets a strong example for other ports and transportation hubs to follow in their efforts towards a greener future.