Bradford Council gives green light to 'state of the art' hydrogen facility

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Bradford Hydrogen Production Facility set to produce 12.5 tonnes of green hydrogen per day for heavy vehicles and industry in the region

Proposals to build a "state of the art" green hydrogen production facility in West Yorkshire capable of producing around 12.5 tonnes of the clean fuel per day have been awarded planning consent by Bradford...

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