Kenworth tests Toyota hydrogen powertrain

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The effort is part of a US$41 million zero and near-zero emissions freight facilities grant awarded by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) to the Port of Los Angeles.

CARB is part of California Climate Investments, a California initiative that uses Cap-and-Trade US$ billions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, strengthening the state’s economy and improving public health and the environment — particularly in disadvantaged communities.

The programme’s trucking partners are Toyota Logistics Services, UPS, TTSI and Southern Counties Express. The companies will operate the Kenworth T680s to provide data for future development of the zero emissions powertrain.

Also important for commercial adoption is the hydrogen fueling infrastructure growth funded by the grant. The programme will expand the quantity and accessibility of heavy-duty hydrogen fueling stations with Shell building the first two.

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