Hydrogen truck fuel cells to receive $200M from Bosch

The company plans to begin manufacturing the stacks by 2026 at a facility in South Carolina.Bosch has announced its intentions to begin producing fuel cells at its facility in Anderson, South Carolina.The German conglomerate will begin in 2026, and the stacks will be used for hydrogen trucks.The company announced that it is investing $200 million into its South Carolina auto parts factory in order to be able to produce the hydrogen fuel cells. The goal is to supply a rapidly growing market for zero-emission H2-powered trucks.To meet its goal, the company expects to create 350 new jobs along its new assembly line and cleanroom, said North American head of powertrain solutions at Bosch, Peter Tadros, as cited in a recent Forbes report.This represents the first step Bosch is taking into the American H2 market at its site. Nikola, the electric truck company, was invited into the project…

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