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Drax partners with Equinor to turn the Humber into UK's first 'zero carbon cluster'

Toby Hill

28 May 2019 •

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Project will explore potential for combining hydrogen production with carbon capture usage and storage

The Humber could become a crucible for both pioneering hydrogen production and cutting-edge carbon capture and storage technology, under a new partnership unveiled today from Drax, Equinor and National...

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