Carlton Power reveals plans for Scottish green hydrogen plant

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Proposed green hydrogen scheme aims to power Superglass' manufacturing plant in Stirling

Energy infrastructure company Carlton Power has this week announced plans for a new green hydrogen project to provide clean energy to glass manufacturer Superglass's factory in Stirling, Scotland. Carlton...

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