Kellogg's, Kraft-Heinz, Jaguar Land Rover and PepsiCo ink deals for blue hydrogen from HyNet cluster

Cecilia Keating
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Liverpool City Region metro mayor visits the HyNet hydrogen demonstration plant
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Liverpool City Region metro mayor visits the HyNet hydrogen demonstration plant

North West industrial decarbonisation cluster attracts significant interest for hydrogen it plans to eventually produce at the site from mid-2020s

UK production of Monster Munch crisps, Heinz baked beans, Rice Krispies cereal and Land Rover Discovery cars could be powered by low-carbon hydrogen in the near future, after a flurry of manufacturing...

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