GenH2 has signed an agreement with Monfort Technology to develop solutions for mass transit and long-haul trucking sectors.

GenH2 will manufacture hydrogen production, liquefaction, controlled storage and dispensing solutions to empower the fueling infrastructure for buses and Class 1-8 trucks. Monfort, known for building the first working 80 passenger electric school bus, will produce EV hybrid vehicle conversation kits utilizing their patented BMS and drivetrain technologies.

The alliance will focus on the delivery of mobility and infrastructure solutions in support of the following  use cases:

• Buses and supporting hydrogen infrastructure for municipalities and school districts
• Long-haul trucks and supporting hydrogen infrastructure for regional transport
• Liquid hydrogen transport

GenH2 and Monfort will also collaborate on the development of capsules for on-board storage of liquid hydrogen. The companies plan to accelerate development by utilizing both Monfort-past patents for cryogenic thermal cycling systems and GenH2 Intellectual Property for controlled storage and transfer.

"The combination of reliable hydrogen infrastructure and Class 1-8 trucks powered by BEV and hydrogen fuel cells will serve as a total solution for transit and long-haul trucking companies," said Cody Bateman, Founder and CEO of GenH2. "Our alliance with Monfort Technology is a great example of industry leaders working together to build the future of the hydrogen economy."

Monfort Technology's background in product development, engineering and manufacturing led to the creation of multiple patents and inventions, including the COLDfire Process, the Ronaele Mustang, the electric driveshaft for hybrid vehicles, and more.