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Reducing carbon emissions with Amanda Lyne from ULEMCo captured as part of the Zero Carbon Tour.

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by, Amanda Lyne from ULEMCo - Zero Carbon Tour Interview

ULEMCo are focused on supplying hydrogen powered commercial vehicles. Our company is entirely focused on helping to reduce carbon. In particular, our technology enables existing diesel vehicles to reduce emissions by using hydrogen, which means they don't have to upgrade to brand new vehicles. Our passion is for as many vehicles as possible to be converted.

For the full story, please watch the video. Discover more here: www.zerocarbontour.com.

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