As the trucking industry shifts toward zero emissions goals, companies are experimenting with alternatives to fossil fuels to power their newest lines of freighter trucks. One technology that could prove especially effective is hydrogen power, which could provide a low-cost alternative to traditional electric-powered trucks. Already, manufacturing giants like Volvo, Man, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Toyota, Hyundai, and Honda have announced plans to develop semi-trucks fueled by hydrogen. As it stands, hydrogen-powered engines come in two general forms. The first is the fuel cell, which uses hydrogen to generate electricity.  Lighter than their lithium-ion counterparts, whose heavy batteries are impractical for long-distance logistical journeys, hydrogen fuel cells offer longer ranges and shorter recharge times for companies looking to meet zero emissions standards.…