The Ambar beer will soon travel its next miles in a much cleaner way. The Aragonese brewery and the logistics company Carreras have launched a pioneering trial of transport using renewable hydrogen, in collaboration with Repsol, Zoilo Ríos, and EVARM. The trial, which will last three months, aims to reduce CO₂e emissions by 30 tonnes in the transportation of beer from the Ambar factory, located on the Castellón road, to the central warehouse of Carreras at the Zaragoza Logistics Platform (Plaza).

To overcome the shortage of hydrogen vehicles in Spain, the project has adapted a hybrid trailer capable of operating on renewable diesel and/or hydrogen, allowing it to also handle long-distance journeys. The tractor unit, developed by the company EVARM, originates from a model with two consecutive victories in the Mission 1000 category of the Dakar Rally, aimed at vehicles powered by alternative energies.