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Emissions-free, for real: Norway turns to the sun

Espen Olsen, left, of Toyota Norway hands over the keys to the first Toyota Mirai fuel cell car in Norway to Roger Hertzenberg, managing director of Uno-X. Uno-X plans to open 20 hydrogen stations by 2020, the first of which will make hydrogen using electricity from solar panels.
July 01, 2016 05:00 AM

The dirty little secret of Toyota's emissions-free Mirai fuel cell car is that it's highly energy-intensive to make the hydrogen it runs on, and often results in quite a bit of emissions.

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