Report: Accelerating green hydrogen push could deliver £11bn boost for UK

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Green Hydrogen Alliance report also identifies benefits three regions - Thames Estuary, South Wales and the Humber - as those best suited to become 'green hydrogen clusters'

The UK could secure as much as £11bn in economic and environmental benefits by kick-starting the domestic green hydrogen market, the Green Hydrogen Alliance (GHA) industry body has claimed. Research...

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