FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — Daimler’s AG’s truck business and Volvo Group are getting ready to make climate-friendly hydrogen fuel cells for long-haul trucks together. The two companies said their joint venture, cellcentric, will announce a site for a factory next year. Production is to start production in 2025. The project is a step toward introducing hydrogen as a fuel for hauling goods in the second half of this decade. It’s a long-term view but hydrogen has its advantages, including emitting only water vapor instead of pollutants and carbon dioxide, the main gas blamed for climate change.
