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After modification, he said no one would be able to tell the difference between a hydrogen cab and a regular one apart from the lack of diesel fumes.
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It is a hydrogen-powered London cab, developed to showcase zero exhaust emission vehicles during the 2012 London Olympics.
A handful of hydrogen fuel cell black cabs have already hit the streets in London.
A handful of hydrogen fuel cell black cabs have already hit the streets in London, and hydrogen fuel cell forklifts are already widely available, and used in warehouses and fleets from Whole Foods and United Natural Foods, to fuel cell cars — promised by manufacturers including Toyota, Daimler, GM, Honda, and Hyundai — are not slated for mass market availability until 2015.
In the UK, a collaboration led by fuel cell developer Intelligent Energy and including Lotus Engineering, LTI (London Taxis International) and TRW Conekt, will see a fleet of 50 100 London cabs fitted with hydrogen fuel cell power systems, in service by 2012.
A taxi cab that runs on the latest hydrogen fuel cell technology is being developed with the aim of being ready for full road trials in time for the 2012 Olympics.
Lotus is responsible for integrating the fuel cell into the body of the taxi – in their design, pressurised hydrogen is stored in a tank where the internal combustion engine of a standard cab would be.
The blaze was reported shortly before 3 p.m.: The cab of the big rig, which was hauling compressed hydrogen tanks, caught fire as its driver headed east on the freeway.
The cab also has a stack of fuel cells that convert energy from hydrogen, which is stored in a tank under the car's bonnet, into electricity.
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