H2H Saltend: 600MW blue hydrogen and CCS project wins planning permission

Stuart Stone
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Major low carbon hydrogen and carbon capture project in the Humber region given green light by East Riding of Yorkshire Council

Plans to build a 600MW blue hydrogen production facility utilising carbon captured from a major chemicals manufacturing site in Humberside have been given the green light by East Riding of Yorkshire Council,...

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