Yahoo News Article RatingHydrogen Powered Tractor Market to Reach $3.86 billion by 2030: Cognitive Market Research
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
61% : Increasing adoption of hydrogen fuel in various industries, such as automotive, and chemical, along with rising government initiatives to clean energy, are creating potential revenue opportunities for players in the hydrogen-powered tractor market.61% : Increasing government spending on the automotive industry and technological advancements, such as developing cost-effective hydrogen-powered tractors, are expected to bring new opportunities to players operating in the global market.
58% : Moreover, rising demand for hydrogen-powered tractors in various end-use industries such as mining, agriculture, and industrial, along with raising awareness to reduce carbon footprint, are other factors anticipated to drive the growth of the global market.
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