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California's push towards cleaner transportation takes a significant step forward as the state's first hydrogen fuel station for big rig trucks opens its doors in Oakland. This station marks a milestone in the trucking industry's efforts to transition to cleaner fuels and comply with California's stringent environmental regulations.
The newly opened station in Oakland is designed to cater to up to 30 long-haul trucks, providing them with hydrogen fuel to power their engines. This move comes as California plans to phase out diesel truck sales entirely by 2036, in line with its ambitious goals to. . .
