How the Ukraine crisis 'has opened the door for green hydrogen and ammonia'

Michael Holder
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Green hydrogen is becoming increasingly competitive as the technology improves and fossil fuel prices rise
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Green hydrogen is becoming increasingly competitive as the technology improves and fossil fuel prices rise

Surging gas prices in the wake of Russia's invasion have made hydrogen and ammonia produced using renewables increasingly competitive, study finds

Green hydrogen and ammonia produced using renewable electricity are becoming increasingly competitive with fossil-fuelled incumbents in many parts of the world, thanks in part to rising gas prices in the...

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