JCB has successfully obtained full EU type approval for its hydrogen engine designed for non-road mobile machinery, a pivotal achievement in the company's hydrogen technology advancement. This approval permits the sale and utilization of JCB's hydrogen engine in EU member states and other territories that acknowledge EU type approvals. The GB approval for manufacturers in Great Britain was swiftly granted, initially for the new technology and now as full type approval. The certification aligns with Regulation (EU) 2016/1628, confirming compliance with EU Stage V emissions standards. Chairman Anthony Bamford expressed immense pride in this milestone and highlighted the dedication of the JCB team. Real-world testing of the hydrogen equipment, involving over 130 evaluation engines powering various machinery, is progressing well. Simultaneously, Hyundai Motor Company introduced the enhanced Xcient fuel cell class-8 heavy-duty truck, featuring advanced hydrogen technologies and driver assistance systems tailored for the North American market, indicating a growing interest and investment in hydrogen-powered solutions.