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Hybari locomotive

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Japan's first hydrogen fuel cell train, developed by Hitachi and Toyota Motor for JR East, designed for zero-emission operation.

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Toyota
Automotive
company Japan 886 mentions
Hitachi
Conglomerate
company 20 mentions
JR East
Passenger rail operator
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Often mentioned with · Technologies

Proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell
The specific type of fuel cell technology supplied by Ballard Power Systems for the buses in Mississauga.
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Hybrid system (H2 and storage batteries)
The Hybari train uses a hybrid system that combines hydrogen fuel cells with storage batteries to power its electric motors.
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Regenerative braking
Technology that captures kinetic energy during deceleration in battery-electric vehicles to recharge the battery.
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Japan
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Often mentioned with · Products

Mirai H2-powered car
A hydrogen-powered car developed by Toyota, whose expertise was applied to the Hybari train's fuel cell system.
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SORA FCEV bus
A fuel cell electric bus developed by Toyota, whose expertise was applied to the Hybari train's fuel cell system.
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Hybari hydrogen fuel cell train to begin its first Japanese trial

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