Hyzon Secures First Hydrogen Powered Fuel Cell Electric Refuse Truck Order in North America From Waste Industry Pioneer Greenwaste
10.22.24
Bolingbrook, IL — Hyzon, a U.S.-based high-performance hydrogen fuel cell system manufacturer and technology developer focused on providing zero-emission power to decarbonize the most demanding industries, today announced it has entered into a purchase agreement for North America’s first 12 hydrogen-powered refuse Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles (FCEVs) with recycling and innovation pioneer GreenWaste®, contingent upon Hyzon meeting certain commercial terms and specifications as defined in the agreement.
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New Way, Hyzon Launch Hydrogen Fuel Cell Refuse Collection Pilot with GreenWaste
09.17.24
San Jose, CA — GreenWaste®, a full-service resource recovery and recycling company, announced it is pilot testing North America’s first hydrogen fuel cell zero emissions refuse collections truck with New Way and Hyzon [NASDAQ: HYZN]. GreenWaste says this initiative marks a significant step in the company’s commitment to a zero-emission fleet and advancing sustainable technologies in the recycling industry.
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Recology Tests First Hydrogen Fuel Cell-Powered Electric Refuse Collection Truck on San Francisco Streets
08.26.24
Recology, a 100-percent employee-owned company and industry leader in sustainable waste management, begins testing New Way’s and Hyzon’s hydrogen fuel cell-powered electric refuse collection vehicle in San Francisco this week, accelerating a U.S.-led, zero-emission energy transition transforming the global waste industry and addressing climate change.
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Hydrogen-Powered Refuse Collection Gaining Momentum with Hyzon and New Way
08.12.24
Scranton, IA — New Way Trucks and Hyzon are leading the way in showcasing hydrogen fuel cell-powered electric refuse collection. The companies have embarked on cross-continental trials to prove the viability of this technology and demonstrate its performance.
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New Way Transfers K-PAC Compactors Business to Plum Creek Environmental
06.25.24
Scranton, IA — New Way announces it has transferred ownership of the K-PAC Compactors business to Plum Creek Environmental. The decision to divest K-PAC Compactors was made to focus manufacturing operations on refuse collection vehicles and align with increasing demand.
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New Way Recognizes Top 10 Equipment Distributors
05.21.24
Scranton, IA — New Way Trucks, the largest privately held refuse equipment manufacturer in North America, recognized its top distributors recently for sales performance and customer support excellence over the past year. The company’s distributor network is well-respected across the industry and is a key factor in New Way’s growth.
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New Way and Hyzon Unveil North America’s First Hydrogen Fuel Cell Refuse Truck at Waste Expo
05.07.24
Las Vegas, NV — New Way Trucks, a privately held industry-leading refuse truck body manufacturer, and Hyzon (NASDAQ: HYZN), a U.S.-based leading hydrogen fuel cell technology developer and global supplier of zero-emission powertrains are showcasing North America’s first hydrogen fuel cell-powered electric refuse truck at Waste Expo, May 7-9 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
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New Way to Showcase Innovation
and Industry Partnership at Waste Expo
05.02.24
Scranton, IA - New Way Trucks, the largest privately held refuse equipment
manufacturer in North America, puts a spotlight on sustainable innovation and industry
partnership at Waste Expo 2024. The annual convention and tradeshow takes place May 6-9
at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, NV.
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Hyzon and New Way Trucks to Develop Hydrogen Fuel Cell Refuse Truck
02.06.24
Bolingbrook, Ill. - Hyzon Motors Inc. (Hyzon) (NASDAQ: HYZN), a leading hydrogen fuel cell technology developer and global supplier of zero-emission heavy-duty fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs), and privately held New Way Trucks (New Way), today announced a Joint Development Agreement (JDA) to develop a fuel cell powered refuse vehicle for the North American market.
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New Way Trucks Announces Appointment of Iser Equipment as its Ohio Market Area Distributor Partner
12.11.23
Scranton, IA - New Way Trucks, the largest privately held refuse equipment manufacturer in North America, has a reputation of partnering with the strongest distributors in the solid waste industry.
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City View Specialty Vehicles enters exclusive distributor agreement with New Way Trucks for the province of Ontario Canada
02.01.23
City View was established in 1999 and is proudly Canadian owned and operated. City View is a second-generation, family-owned, and operated specialty vehicle sales and service dealership. “We are excited to partner with New Way and expand our sales and services to include refuse,” added Joseph D’Urso, Vice President of Sales for City View Specialty Vehicles.
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New Way Trucks Announces New Leadership Structure to Address Growth
08.31.22
McLaughlin Family Companies, parent company of New Way Trucks – the largest privately held manufacturer of refuse equipment in North America – has announced leadership changes to respond to recent sales growth both domestically and abroad.
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New Way Trucks Recognizes Top 10 Distributors for 2021 at Waste Expoo
05.11.22
New Way Trucks, the largest privately held manufacturer of refuse equipment in North America, recognized its top distributors of 2021 yesterday afternoon in their booth at Waste Expo. The company is not shy about sharing that its well-respected Distributor Network is an important key to its success.
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New Way Unveils New Under-CDL Wolverine ASL; Has Strong Presence at Waste Expo
05.09.22
Las Vegas, NV – New Way Trucks, the largest private manufacturer of refuse equipment in North America, is excited to introduce a new under-CDL capable automated side-loader (ASL): the New Way Wolverine. The Wolverine comes equipped with features of New Way’s best-selling Sidewinder XTR, just in a smaller package.
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