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Cattle at Worthy Farm | Source: Hexla and Levidian
New technology aims to take methane captured from cow slurry via an anaerobic digester and turn it into clean graphene and carbon negative hydrogen
Clean hydrogen developer Hexla and climate tech firm Levidian have today announced they have joined forces to deploy their cutting edge 'carbon negative' technology at Worthy Farm - the site of Glastonbury...
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