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Startup Newlight has developed a hydrogen injection system for cargo ships that cuts fuel use and emissions by over 20%, saving vessels up to $500,000 annually. After a successful 8,500-nautical-mile test voyage, the company raised $9 million and signed agreements to equip 12 ships.
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