When Palma’s new mobility councillor, Toni Deudero, said that hydrogen from the Lloseta plant for the city’s hydrogen buses wasn’t available, the obvious question was why not. Deudero, who was having a go at the previous administration about the expense of the buses and issues with supplies of hydrogen, didn’t say at the time.
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