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Proton Motor, the expert in fuel cell and hybrid systems, is supplying the innovative hybrid drive for the world’s first fuel cell-powered passenger vessel, Zemships (Zero Emission Ships). In summer 2008 the vessel will start operating in Hamburg,..
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