Leaders from three countries and three U.S. states have agreed on a plan to build heavy-truck charging and hydrogen fueling along Interstate 5 from Canada to Mexico.
The goal is to cut diesel pollution in communities along one of North America’s busiest freight routes.
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Officials are calling the initiative the British Columbia to Baja California Zero Emissions Vehicle corridor, or BC2BC.
The plan was introduced at the Port of Long Beach and covers linked charging and hydrogen stations for trucks across the 1,381-mile I-5 corridor…