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Hamburg bets on hydrogen to power its cars; customers aren't so sure
Published Wed, Jul 5, 2017 · 09:50 PM
Hamburg
WITH its sleek architecture, the gas station in this city's famous warehouse district hints at the future of fuelling.
A small laboratory with tubes and tanks, turbocharged with electricity, stands in place of the usual cash registers and snacks. Two stark white pumps are ready to dispense hydrogen, a clean fuel without the climate- harming emissions of petrol or diesel.
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