Shell and Uniper plot 720MW blue hydrogen plant on the Humber

Cecilia Keating
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Killingholme Power Station from afar | Credit: Andy Beecroft / Creative Commons
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Killingholme Power Station from afar | Credit: Andy Beecroft / Creative Commons

Firms to collaborate on developing major CCS-enabled hydrogen facility at site of Uniper's Killingholme gas-fired power station

Shell and Uniper have inked an agreement to develop a blue hydrogen production plant at the Killingholme Power Station that would provide low carbon fuel to power plants, industrial sites and transportation...

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