Clean Tech Investment Briefing: Sunfire wins €500m backing to advance EU green hydrogen vision

Stuart Stone
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German electrolyser specialist Sunfire has secured more than €500m backing from a range of investors and lenders to accelerate the development and industrialisation of its green hydrogen technologies....

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