Hamburg received the Green Capital Award from the European Union in 2011 for the city’s innovative ideas on how to tackle pollution. Mobility and public transport play an important role and hence the production and use of green hydrogen. The windy city has 4 hydrogen filling stations, 6 fuel cell buses and with its 60 wind turbines it produces enough energy to power 60k homes. 50% of the hydrogen fuel used is produced in Hamburg; the additional fuel needed to keep the city moving is delivered but still made with locally produced green energy.Toyota Europe website: http://www.toyota-europe.com/Toyota Europe Newsroom: http://newsroom.toyota.eu/Toyota Europe Blog: http://blog.toyota.eu/Toyota Europe on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/toyota_europe/