Kuching's ART won't face issues that affected tram service in Foshan, S'wak assembly told

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KUCHING: The autonomous rapid transit project here is unlikely to face the issues that caused a hydrogen-powered tram line in Foshan, China to be suspended, the Sarawak legislative assembly was told.

In the Sarawak context, Dr Jerip added, the ART project was a pioneering initiative to establish the first reliable mass urban public transport system in the state with dedicated lanes. "The ART is designed to be powered by green hydrogen, a clean and sustainable energy source that can be produced locally, leveraging Sarawak's abundant water resources."This strategic approach also aligns with Sarawak's commitment to sustainable development and reducing carbon emissions," he said.

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