FTC will be aiding in the goal to lower emissions by installing the Guardian Hydrogen Diesel System on applications throughout Alberta and British Columbia. The company's say this collaboration marks a significant milestone in advancing sustainable transportation solutions and accelerating the decarbonization of the heavy-duty truck industry. It also paves the way for the trucking sector to streamline its efforts in reducing carbon emissions within their fleets, the company says.
The presence of 12 First Truck Centre locations distributed throughout Western Canada broadens the scope of possibilities across numerous provinces. The Guardian Hydrogen Diesel System facilitates the integration of hydrogen as a fuel source in current diesel engines, effectively curbing greenhouse gas emissions while preserving cost-efficiency.
The companies say the collaboration between FTC and DTI underlines their joint dedication to a low-carbon future. The Guardian Hydrogen Diesel System delivers immediate advantages, including decreased diesel fuel usage and reduced emissions. Furthermore, it provides comprehensive reports for monitoring greenhouse gas levels, managing fleets, and ensuring compliance with regulations.
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“DTI is thrilled to collaborate with First Truck Centre, to lead the transformation of the heavy truck industry with our Guardian Hydrogen-Diesel Conversion System," says Rebecca Goldsack, COO at DTI.
With 12 branches spread across Alberta and British Columbia, First Truck Centre has become the largest DTNA Elite Support-certified group of facilities in Canada. First Truck Centre offers various sales, vehicle maintenance, necessary parts, and collision services to the industry. It is also very involved in Cleantech initiatives in Alberta and British Columbia for RNG, CNG, Dual Fuel, BEV and HFCEV technology.
The company says this collaboration establishes a model for sustainable transportation, highlighting the innovative and inventive solutions to accelerate the reduction of carbon emissions in the heavy truck sector.
“We are happy to support DTI with the installation and service maintenance of Hydrogen-Diesel Fuel Technology,” adds Rod Graham, president and CEO of First Truck Centre. “This partnership supports Canada’s goal of net zero emissions to create a sustainable future.”
Decarbonizing the heavy truck industry is a top priority for First truck Centre and DTI, and enthusiastically embrace partnerships that align with their vision. DTI has been working with FTC for years and is excited to partner on the Guardian HDS, it is great that both businesses can complement the industry in decarbonization, the company adds.
