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Trams, Cable Cars, Electric Ferries: How Cities Are Rethinking Transit

Urban transportation is central to the effort to slow climate change. It can’t be done by just switching to electric cars. Several cities are starting to electrify mass transit.

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Project to Develop Hydrogen-Powered Ferry Moves Forward After Contract for Design Awarded

Ferries are not the only mode of transportation where hydrogen fuel cells could have a role to play.

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Linde to supply hydrogen ferry

The industrial gas giant today (8 th March) confirmed the news as part of a new contract with Norwegian ferry operator Norled. Under the contract, Linde will provide a full-service solution for the MF Hydra ferry. Liquid hydrogen will be supplied from Linde’s new 24MW electrolyser located at the Lenua Chemical Complex in Germany. In addition to supplying the hydrogen, Linde will also build and install onshore and onboard hydrogen storage, distribution and safety equipment. Commenting on the project, Armando Botello, President Europe North, Linde, said, “Hydrogen is a powerful energy carrier with proven potential for reducing carbon emissions when used in mobility.”

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World s first hydrogen-powered ferry making a splash in Norway

Image: Norled New plans for what is claimed to be the world’s first hydrogen-powered ferry have been unveiled today. Industrial gases and engineering firm Linde will supply the Norwegian ferry liquid green hydrogen from a 24MW electrolyser in Germany. The company will also build onshore and onboard hydrogen storage, distribution and safety equipment. Supply of hydrogen is scheduled to start next year, when the fuel cell-powered ferry will start its first journeys. The vessel, owned by the Norwegian ferry operator Norled, is forecast to reduce its annual carbon emissions by up to 95%. Armando Botello, President Europe North at Linde, commented: “Hydrogen is a powerful energy carrier with proven potential for reducing carbon emissions when used in mobility.”

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