Daimler Truck, Abu Dhabi study green hydrogen supply for fuel-cell rigs


The partners have signed an initial pact that could see shipments start by 2030. — Bloomberg

Berlin: Daimler Truck AG and Abu Dhabi agreed to explore the Gulf state’s supply of green hydrogen to power future fuel-cell rigs in Europe.

The partners have signed an initial pact that could see shipments start by 2030, the world’s biggest commercial-vehicle maker and Abu Dhabi Future Energy Co, known as Masdar, said yesterday. Masdar has committed to invest more than US$30bil in renewable-energy projects with a goal of making itself a leader in green hydrogen.

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