Zero Carbon Humber: Consortium tables £75m bid for hydrogen CCS cluster

Cecilia Keating
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Project aims to develop Europe's largest joint hydrogen production and carbon capture project by 2026, according to partners

Plans to transform the carbon-intensive Humber region into the UK's first net zero carbon industrial hub took a major step forward today, after a coalition of the region's largest energy and industrial...

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