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AMTA wants to add pressure to Alberta's push to use hydrogen to decarbonize trucking
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AMTA wants to add pressure to Alberta's push to use hydrogen to decarbonize trucking
The Alberta Motor Transport Association is working to bring back a 700-bar hydrogen fuelling station to Alberta as part of its ongoing push to decarbonize the province's trucking industry, for which it serves as a member organization. "(Having) 700 bar in Alberta would change the game for hydrogen vehicles," Terri Johnson, the manager of industry advancement at AMTA, told Taproot. "If we were able to get 700 bar, that would fill an entire new ec…
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