Hydrogen economy: Chemicals giant Linde snaps up stake in ITM Power

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Linde now owns 20 per cent of ITM Power as two firms enter a joint venture to deliver green hydrogen to industrial sites

Multinational chemicals giant Linde has taken a 20 per cent stake in UK hydrogen firm ITM Power, as commercial interest in the hydrogen sector continues to heat up. The investment - worth £38m - was...

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