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H2-powered waste trucks start trial next year

CLEAN energy-focused Pure Hydrogen is set to provide Waste Management Company Solo Resource Recovery with hydrogen fuel cell (HFC) powered waste collection vehicles for a 6-month trial with an option to extend up to seven years after both parties reach an agreement.

Yiying Li

Waste collection truck - credits to Pure Hydrogen

During the trial period, pure is responsible for delivering maintenance services and hydrogen fuel in northern New South Wales. Solo will pay Pure a rental cost of $82,000 with a deposit for hydrogen...

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