UK Hydrogen Strategy: The green economy reacts

BusinessGreen staff
clock • 19 min read
HFuel hydrogen refueller | Credit: ITM Power
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HFuel hydrogen refueller | Credit: ITM Power

BusinessGreen rounds up all the reaction from politicians, green business figures, NGOs, investors and think tanks to the government's long-awaited Hydrogen Strategy

It has finally arrived. After numerous delays, the government today published its hotly-anticipated Hydrogen Strategy - the UK's first - which offers a glimpse of its vision for scaling the nascent energy...

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