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Truck Talk: Sound off edition
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Borderlands: Mexico remains top US trade partner, Canada No. 2
Borderlands is a weekly rundown of developments in the world of United States-Mexico cross-border trucking and trade. This week: Mexico remains top US trade partner;…
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Truck Talk: Hydrogen rising edition
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Truck Talk: Electrical storm edition
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Truck Talk: Proxy plumbing edition
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Electric Trucks
Hyliion still shows no sales even as hybrid truck deliveries grow
The Q1 earnings call covers everything but financials as Hyliion Holdings reworks its filings to show stock warrants as liabilities instead of equity.
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Electric Trucks
Hyliion hunkers down as EV startup stocks get hammered
Hyliion Holdings stock is getting hammered along with most electric vehicle startups, but CEO Thomas Healy is staying optimistic.
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Sustainability
What does negative net zero carbon mean?
Capturing wastewater, farm and food waste to make biogas can prevent planet-warming methane emissions from going airborne.
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Sustainability
Hyliion gathers fleets to test natural gas-electric hybrid truck
SPAC-backed stocks are getting hammered, but Hyliion soldiers on in preparing the negative net-zero carbon Hypertruck ERX.
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Electric Trucks
Kenworth delivers first — and last — natural gas-electric hybrid trucks
Kenworth delivered two natural gas-powered T680 hybrid electric trucks to a fleet for drayage testing in California. They are the first and likely the last.
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