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Ports are buying battery-electric reach stackers instead of hydrogen models, even though large units can weigh over 70 tonnes and lift 40-tonne containers several rows deep. The machines suit batteries because they work in fixed terminals with predictable duty cycles and charging windows, undercutting hydrogen's refuelling advantage.
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