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this is interesting.. "

Hydrogen-powered trucks in China to cost less than their diesel peers by 2027: Refire Group

• China’s hydrogen economy is currently moving from a policy-driven one to a market-driven one, providing a huge boost to the industry: Refire CEO
• The country has reduced the manufacturing cost of hydrogen fuel cell systems from over 30,000 yuan per kilowatt in 2015 to below 4,000 yuan now, says CEO Robin Lin

--Hydrogen-powered trucks are expected to reach life-cycle cost parity with their fossil-fuel-burning peers in China by 2027 even without the aid of subsidies, a milestone which the world’s biggest producer and consumer of the zero-emission energy source, seeks to achieve eight years ahead of Europe."

Noting China has done it in EV, Battery and Solar panels this claim seems possible "According to Lin, China has seen significant reduction in the manufacturing cost of hydrogen fuel cell systems, which account for roughly half the cost of a hydrogen vehicle. The cost has dived from over 30,000 yuan per kilowatt in 2015 to less than 4,000 yuan per kilowatt now."

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