Why India’s hydrogen trucking push is still stuck in first gear
India’s plan to shift long-haul trucks to green hydrogen is running into a harsh commercial reality: the fuel still costs too much, refuelling infrastructure barely exists and fleet operators are unwilling to move beyond pilot projects
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India’s plan to shift long-haul trucks to green hydrogen is running into a harsh commercial reality: the fuel still costs too much, refuelling infrastructure barely exists and fleet operators are unwilling to move beyond pilot projects
Indias plan to steer long-haul trucking toward hydrogen is running into a harsh arithmetic problem. The country has fewer than five hydrogen refuelling stations operational for commercial mobility t…
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