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OLA KÄLLENIUS IS making sense. The Mercedes-Benz chief and chairman of the board of management of its parent company Daimler, isn’t the type to emit hot air. Instead he’s talking hydrogen, explaining why it’s trucking wonderful stuff.

The serious Swede doesn’t put it quite so colourfully, but he’s firmly convinced that the gas’s obvious role in our decarbonised future is as

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