“Industrie” is a French term that translates to “industry” in English. It refers to the production of goods or services within an economy. Industries are typically categorized based on their specific economic activities, such as manufacturing, agriculture, construction, mining, and services. The term encompasses the various processes involved in transforming raw materials into finished products, as well as the organizational aspects, including labor, technology, and capital. Industries are crucial drivers of economic growth and can be classified into primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors, each representing different stages of production and service delivery. The concept of industry is central to understanding modern economies and their structures.
BMW Group's logistics operations are integrating hydrogen fuel cell trucks in Germany, moving towards sustainable transport solutions. The European H2Haul project supports the deployment of hydrogen vehicles in real-world logistics,…