INEOS to inject €2bn into European green hydrogen production plans

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INEOS will build the first of its new electrolysers at its plant in Rafnes, Norway | Credit:INEOS
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INEOS will build the first of its new electrolysers at its plant in Rafnes, Norway | Credit:INEOS

Chemicals giant announces plans to ramp up investment in new electrolysis infrastructure at a number of its European sites

Chemicals giant INEOS has today announced a €2bn (£1.7bn) investment plan to deploy electrolysis technologies at a number of its plants, so as to accelerate the development of green hydrogen production...

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