Hydrogen holds the potential to decarbonize long-haul heavy-duty transportation. It has a range and refueling speed advantage over electric trucks. Hydrogen trucks are also lighter, making them less burdensome on roads and highways. Given that diesel prices have recently been high and volatile, and all the tax incentives that the Federal government has channeled into sustainable fuels, it looks like clean hydrogen has a better chance than ever to compete with fossil fuels on price. Are we about to see clean hydrogen revolutionize overland transportation? 

Well, perhaps, if it can overcome a series of challenges, including higher costs of fuel and equipment, sparse refueling infrastructure, and low availability of clean hydrogen. Despite these barriers, trail blazing companies are working hard to build up this industry.

Join this free online webinar to learn more about the potential of clean hydrogen in clean transportation. 

• Understand the impact of GHG3 emissions rules, which require 25% of new long-haul and 40% of short-haul and medium-duty vehicles be zero-emission by 2032 
• Get access to lessons learned from California, the market with the longest experience in clean hydrogen applied to transportation in the United States 
• Hear from manufacturers of hydrogen trucks and buses on costs, performance, and availability 
• Find out more about initiatives to build up hydrogen refueling infrastructure, including the National Zero-Emission Freight Corridor Strategy 
• Learn more about the dos and don’ts of running a hydrogen-powered fleet with case studies 

Whilst battery electric vehicles are likely to dominate passenger cars and light-goods delivery, clean hydrogen stands as the best contender to fully decarbonize long-haul, heavy-duty transport.

Tune into this webinar to learn about the progress that the industry has made in decarbonizing transportation jobs that require class 7 and 8 vehicles.  

This webinar is free to attend but spots are limited. Fill in the form today to secure your spot. 

Speakers:

• Carl Rivkin, Principal Engineer, Total Hydrogen

• Narendra Pal, Chief Executive Officer, Pacific Hydrogen LLC

• Connor Dolan, Vice President of External Affairs, Fuel Cell & Hydrogen Energy Association

• Salim Rahemtulla, President and CEO, PowerTap Hydrogen Fueling Corp
• Cristina Galán, Content & Event Manager, ATA Insights