(TRC: Arlington, TX) — In a keynote that underscored both realism and resolve, Volvo Group Chief Technology Officer Lars Stenqvist addressed the ACT Expo audience with a clear message: reaching net-zero emissions in commercial transport will require a broad toolkit of solutions, including battery electric vehicles (BEVs), hydrogen fuel-cell systems, and even internal combustion engines powered by renewable fuels.
“Our future is electric — with batteries and hydrogen. But it also includes internal combustion engines, powered in a sustainable way. We must be technology open. Battery-electric trucks and hydrogen-powered trucks are not competing. They are complementary.” Stenqvist said, laying out Volvo’s pragmatic, multi-pathway approach to decarbonization.
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