Global Sustainable Development | Hester Hydrogen Fuel Frontal Lift to Port of Valencia

Hester, the world's leading provider of container handling solutions, recently shipped a hydrogen fuel reach crane to the port of Valencia, Spain.。This front crane isH2PortsPart of the project，The projectHydrogen-powered forklifts and equipment for port operations。

This Hester front stroller isAn innovative zero-emission Material Handling solution，UseNuveraFuel cells convert hydrogen into electricity.。Hydrogen is stored in a high-pressure tank，Can be at 10-Fill within 15 minutes。Hydrogen fuel to charge the battery，Provides power to the motor and hydraulic system，To enable the frontal crane to lift a fully loaded container，Its performance is comparable to that of traditional internal combustion equipment.。

Hydrogen-fueled frontal cranes have several advantages over traditional diesel frontal cranes.：Removed the diesel engine、Gearbox and other mechanically driven components，Reduced greenhouse gas emissions、Noise pollution and operating costs。

The Hester Stacker/ 'target='_blank' style='color:blue;'>Reach Stacker will be in Valencia, one of the largest container terminals in Europe.MSCField testing and validation at the terminal。H2PortsThe project consists of a fuel cell and hydrogen complex（FCH-JU）Funding，Coordinated by the Foundation of Puerto Valencia，Involved from the port community，Several partners in industry and academia。

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We're proud to beH2PortsPart of the project，AndContribute to the development of zero-emission solutions for port operations。The hydrogen fuel front crane is a breakthrough innovation.，Demonstrates our commitment to sustainability and customer satisfaction。We look forward to seeing it in action at the Port of Valencia.，And get valuable feedback from end users。

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