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This year the Fuel Cell Seminar and Expo rolled into San Antonio Texas. Yep, Texas. The State famous for Oil. How would a State that has spawned, a generation of large shoulder pad wearers through a dodgy soap opera (Dallas), a fair few US Presidents and, according to one local, the only State in the US that has the right to fly its flag at the same level of the Stars and Stripes take to a large conference basically looking at using substantially less of its most lucrative resource?
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