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UK hydrogen technology specialist Levidian secures £700m UAE export deal

Tom Gockelen-Kozlowski

17 May 2022 • 2 min read

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The deal will see 500 LOOP devices sent to the United Arab Emirates. Credit: Levidian

Deal agreed with new firm Zero Carbon Ventures, which aims to bring green tech to the Middle East

British clean-tech firm Levidian has signed an export deal to supply the United Arab Emirates (UAE) with 500 of its pioneering gas decarbonisation systems, which promise to cut half a million tonnes of...

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