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Their firms are hobbled by the costs of building their own infrastructure: backup generators, water-treatment plants and fleets of buses to ferry staff to work.
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To compensate for deficient public utilities, the company operates its own fleet of buses and has its own satellite links, power generators and water recycling plants.
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It also develops its own PEM (proton exchange membrane) fuel cell generators and has a growing business in China, where it will power the buses for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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As well as two fuel-cell systems for vehicles (one for cars, another for buses and lorries), there are separate systems for large and small generators fridge-sized units running on natural gas to provide electricity for a building that is not attached to the grid.
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