Statkraft plans green hydrogen plant at former Welsh naval depot

Cecilia Keating
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Statkraft plans green hydrogen plant at former Welsh naval depot

Proposed plant would provide low carbon fuel to local trains and buses

A disused rail transfer shed at a former naval depot in Pembrokeshire is earmarked for transformation into a green hydrogen hub that would supply fuel for buses, HGVs, trains, and heavy industry in the...

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