Scottish Government publishes first hydrogen export plan

Stuart Stone
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Strategy details how targeted actions are needed to establish Scotland as a key producer and exporter of green hydrogen by 2030

The Scottish Government has today published its first hydrogen export plan, as it looks to establish a "significant international trade" in low carbon hydrogen. Titled Trading Nation: Realising Scotland's...

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