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Cummins, Alstom, and the Long Tail of Hydrogen Mistakes

Cummins, Alstom, and the Long Tail of Hydrogen Mistakes
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Both Cummins and Alstom lost with hydrogen, but they lost in different ways, and that difference matters. Cummins spread capital and management attention across a broad set of hydrogen pathways, including fuel cells and electrolyzers, then ran into the market reality that hydrogen demand for energy applications was weaker, slower, … [continued]

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Hydrogen Trucks In China Are A Policy Side Bet, Not A Market Winner

Hydrogen Trucks In China Are A Policy Side Bet, Not A Market Winner
15 min read

Someone pushed another hydrogen trucking headline from China across my desk recently, this time tied to northern China, heavy trucks, refueling corridors, and the familiar implication that the future had somehow arrived. It is a recurring genre now. There is always another corridor, another station cluster, another policy target, another … [continued]

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California’s Hydrogen Infrastructure Collapse Proves What We’ve Known All Along

California’s Hydrogen Infrastructure Collapse Proves What We’ve Known All Along
5 min read

The Explosive Tipping Point Late on the night of Tuesday, February 24, 2026, California’s hydrogen mobility market ground to a sudden halt when an explosion tore through an industrial truck storage yard located at 3994 Miguel Bustamante Parkway in Colton, California. According to fire department reports, the blast occurred while … [continued]

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