Rostec and BelAZ to launch hydrogen-powered dump trucks in Russia
Russia's state corporation Rostec and Belarus's BelAZ have established a joint venture called Roblex in Moscow, aimed at introducing hydrogen-powered dump trucks and autonomous management systems in Russian mines. The new entity has exclusive rights to sell hydrogen and autonomous equipment produced by BelAZ in the Russian market. The primary goal of the project is to create a unified technological platform that integrates artificial intelligence, telemetry, and hydrogen energy in the mining industry. Practical testing of the new technologies is expected to begin this year, potentially leading to environmentally friendly and fully automated solutions for Russia's heavy industry.
The Russian state corporation Rostex and the Belarusian plant BelAZ have established a joint venture named Robleks in Moscow. This entity will focus on implementing hydrogen-fueled dump trucks and unmanned control systems at Russian mines. Ixbt.com reports on this.
The new enterprise has secured exclusive rights to sell hydrogen-powered and autonomous equipment manufactured by BelAZ in the Russian market. The primary goal of the project is to create a unified technological platform in the mining industry that integrates artificial intelligence, telemetry, and hydrogen energy.
Experts note that the practical testing processes for the new equipment will begin as early as this year. If the project is successfully completed, Russia will possess environmentally friendly and fully automated solutions for heavy industry.
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