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San Francisco ferry becomes world's first to run on hydrogen fuel cells

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Many companies are exploring hydrogen fuel cells as a way of creating clean-energy transport. Image: Unsplash/Patrick Federi

Matt Mcknight
Staff Video Journalist, Thomson Reuters
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Sea Change ferry is seen docked at Squalicum Harbor in Bellingham, Washington, U.S.
Hydrogen fuel cell powered vessels could help vastly reduce greenhouse gas emissions Image: Thomson Reuters/REUTERS/Matt Mills McKnight
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