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Buckeye Gives Final Support to Rezone Nikola Property for Hydrogen Huba
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Nikola received final zoning approval from the city of Buckeye to develop a 160-acre hydrogen manufacturing and production hub in Arizona to support hydrogen fuel cell trucks and regional supply growth. The facility is expected to produce 150 to 300 metric tons of liquid hydrogen per day and expand as demand increases, pending site plan approvals. Nikola is also partnering with Voltera to build up to 50 hydrogen stations across North America to accelerate fueling infrastructure deployment.
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