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๐Ÿšœ Electric-powered machines in a Lucia train.

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๐Ÿšœ Electric-powered machines in a Lucia train. On December 12, the City of Stockholm will run a Lucia train with electric-powered work machines in the Slakthus area to draw attention to the transition towards sustainable urban development, the municipality writes.
- Stockholm is at the forefront and shows that urban development and climate change go hand in hand. 10 years ago, there were hardly any electrically powered work machines on the market. Today, the City of Stockholm has a basic requirement to procure contracts completely fossil-free and in the future we will build the city completely emission-free, says Anders ร–sterberg (S), chairman of the development committee in the City of Stockholm..
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