Zero tailpipe emissions
Hydrogen fuel cells convert H₂ into electricity — the only byproduct is water vapor. No CO₂, no NOx, no diesel particulates on any container we move.
Zero-emission, technology-driven, service-obsessed drayage for the Port of Houston. Hydrogen-powered Class 8 tractors on Bayport and Barbours Cut container moves — built for the future of freight.
Container moves in and out of Port of Houston, hauled by Class 8 hydrogen fuel cell tractors. Same terminals, same chassis pools, same appointment windows — with zero tailpipe emissions on every move.
Hydrogen fuel cells convert H₂ into electricity — the only byproduct is water vapor. No CO₂, no NOx, no diesel particulates on any container we move.
Purpose-built for Bayport and Barbours Cut container moves — registered with Port Houston, UIIA-covered, and integrated with Express Pass and eModal from day one.
Every driver holds a TWIC, a clean MVR, and 2+ years of Bayport or Barbours Cut experience — no ramp-up on port procedures.
Every load ships with verified emissions accounting your sustainability team can drop directly into GHG Protocol Scope 3 category-4 disclosures.
Dedicated hydrogen supply through Hyroad Energy's Katy fueling station — no fuel-availability gap, no cross-market logistics on the H₂ side.
Loads run on PortPro TMS, Motive ELD, and Hyroad Fleet Software — appointment status, dwell, and PODs available to your ops team in real time.
Five brand pillars guide every load, every driver, every mile.
Every shipment. Every detail. Executed to spec.
White-glove communication and execution on every move.
Lower emissions today. A stronger freight future tomorrow.
Hydrogen. Electric. Autonomous. AI-enabled operations.
The promise beneath everything we do.
Hydrogen fuel cells replace combustion with an electrochemical reaction — the tractor drives, hauls, and turns like a truck. Only the exhaust changes.
Nikola FCEV Class 8 tractors carry compressed hydrogen at 700 bar — sized for a full day of Houston-area container moves without a mid-shift fill.
H₂ meets O₂ inside the fuel cell stack. The reaction generates DC electricity that powers the electric drivetrain. Only byproduct: water vapor.
Torque, gradability, and top speed match modern diesel tractors. Drivers get a quieter cab, instant torque, and regenerative braking on port turns.
Nozzle-in to nozzle-out fueling at Hyroad's Katy station takes under 20 minutes for a full 70 kg fill — within the same dwell your dispatch already plans for diesel fills.
Launch fleet: five Nikola hydrogen fuel cell Class 8 tractors, leased through Hyroad Energy's master agreement and paired with dedicated hydrogen supply out of Katy.
A single Class 8 tractor running Houston port drayage over a year. Same containers. Same lanes. Radically different footprint.
* Diesel Class 8 CO₂ based on EPA Phase 2 HD emissions standard of ~222 g CO₂ per ton-mile at a typical loaded payload (see EPA 420-R-21-001). Nikola Tre FCEV specs cite refuel time < 20 min, 500 mi range, 70 kg H₂ at 700 bar, 400 kW / 536 hp peak drivetrain, 82,000 lb GCWR (see Nikola Tre FCEV spec sheet).
We're building a driver team that treats safety, appointment discipline, and clean equipment as table stakes. Bring the port experience — we'll bring the tractor.
Tell us the lane, the volume, and the terminal — we'll respond within one business day with capacity, timing, and a proposal.