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Hydrogen infrastructure takes first steps in Europe, amid technology uncertainty

Europe is demonstrating enthusiasm for hydrogen commercial vehicles, but the transport sector’s zero-emission technology of choice is far from decided. By Xavier Boucherat

The fuel cell truck partnership between Daimler and Volvo comes at a time when truckmakers in the EU are under the cosh to bring down carbon emissions. The introduction of legislation puts trucks in the firing line: within the heavy-duty segment, trucks are responsible for between 65% and 70% of all emissions in the bloc. Initial standards will therefore target trucks, before rules are extended to coaches and busses. By 2025, new truck fleets must achieve a 15% reduction on levels measured over the 2019 reporting period, and of 30% by 2030.

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