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1 day ago |
truckingdive.com | Jacob Wallace
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Truck manufacturers still see a future for hydrogen-powered refuse vehicles despite the recent dissolution of Hyzon, which ran the first U.S. pilot for such vehicles last year. Manufacturers think waste and recycling haulers are a natural fit for the technology, given their proven abilityin recent years to pivot to new fuel types like compressed natural gas.
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2 days ago |
wastedive.com | Jacob Wallace
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives have laid out their initial proposed budget, and they are planning to claw back much of the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022. For the waste and recycling industry, the changes would represent a loss of federal support for certain emissions-related activities but may provide a boost for alternative fuel production.
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3 days ago |
wastedive.com | Jacob Wallace
Truck manufacturers still see a future for hydrogen-powered refuse vehicles despite the recent dissolution of Hyzon, which ran the first U.S. pilot for such vehicles last year. Manufacturers think waste and recycling haulers are a natural fit for the technology, given their proven abilityin recent years to pivot to new fuel types like compressed natural gas.
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3 days ago |
finance.yahoo.com | Jacob Wallace
This story was originally published on Waste Dive. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Waste Dive newsletter. Truck manufacturers still see a future for hydrogen-powered refuse vehicles despite the recent dissolution of Hyzon, which ran the first U.S. pilot for such vehicles last year. Manufacturers think waste and recycling haulers are a natural fit for the technology, given their proven ability in recent years to pivot to new fuel types like compressed natural gas.
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1 week ago |
wastedive.com | Jacob Wallace
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Digital waste services company Waste Harmonics Keter is aiming to generate “double-digit growth” this year following a C-suite refresh. The company has largely completed its integration under private equity backer TPG Growth, which previously backed Keter before that company merged with Waste Harmonics in 2023. Chief Commercial Officer Stephen Mohan joined CEO Bob Boucher at Waste Harmonics Keter in November.
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