The first commercial truck hydrogen fueling station in the nation is set to open this summer in West Oakland, poised to significantly reduce carbon emissions and improve local air quality. With the potential to prevent nearly 25,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions over six years, the station aligns with California's pioneering environmental policies. This development not only marks a shift from diesel to cleaner hydrogen technology but also supports long-haul trucking with hydrogen fuel's greater range and efficiency advantages over electric alternatives. Funded with $53 million from state grants, the station will start by supporting 30 Hyundai hydrogen-powered trucks, with plans to expand significantly.
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