Hydrogen heavy truck demonstration line put into operation--Seetao

[Hydrogen heavy truck demonstration line put into operation] On August 28, a demonstration line of one hundred hydrogen energy heavy trucks in Baoding was recently put into operation in Xushui District. It is reported that this is the first hydrogen-energy heavy-duty truck transportation line in China with a hundred-vehicle level and market-oriented operation. It will build a green ecological logistics system for Baoding, serve the Xiongan New Area, and play an important role in helping to achieve carbon peaks and carbon neutrality. Editor/Xu Shengpeng

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