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Flint proposes solar farm to power alternative fuel facility

August 31, 2011

Flint’s Mass Transportation Authority (MI) announced plans to build a solar farm to power a new hydrogen, propane, and electric fueling station.

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Hamburg’s hydrogen buses log 2 million kilometers

August 22, 2011

Since 2003, the number of hydrogen fuel-cell buses in Hamburg has grown from a single prototype to three dozen, and they have logged over 2 million km.

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Flint to test hydrogen fueling station

April 11, 2011

The Mass Transportation Authority in Flint (MI) plans to build a hydrogen fueling station, which will be a test site for researchers at Kettering University.

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London rolls out hydrogen buses

December 13, 2010

Transport for London (UK) unveiled ts first hydrogen-powered bus, which will operate on a popular London tourist route.

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New York City gets hydrogen ferry

December 10, 2010

A new hybrid ferry will bring tourists to the Statue of Liberty starting next spring. The 600-passenger Hornblower Hybrid will use a combination of diesel, hydrogen, solar, and wind power.

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London secures funds for more hydrogen buses

November 7, 2010

Transport for London (UK) will acquire three more hydrogen buses, thanks to funding from the European Union’s Cleaner Hydrogen in Cities program.

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Stylish concept bus uses green technology

October 28, 2010

Looking like a giant insect, the zero-emissions Credo E-Bone concept bus draws power from hydrogen fuel cells and incorporates lightweight composite plastics throughout its body.

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Will electric cars leave biofuels in the dust?

August 3, 2010

Only a few years ago, biofuels seemed to be the solution to breaking the world’s dependence on oil, but now momentum has shifted to electric vehicles. Can biofuels still compete?

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Transport for London unveils hydrogen fuel cell

February 23, 2010

Transport for London (UK) announced plans to cut carbon emissions by 40% and save £90,000 per year in energy costs thanks to a retrofitted green power plant.

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Hydrogen buses suffer “hiccups” before Olympics

February 5, 2010

Some of the hydrogen buses, intended to provide transportation during the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver (BC), have been stalling out and software problems appear to be the cause.

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