Green hydrogen: Hygen secures 'multi-million pound' boost from HSBC to fuel UK growth

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Deal marks HSBC UK's first investment in the green hydrogen sector

Hygen has secured a "multi-million pound" boost from HSBC UK to expand production capacity at its Birmingham green hydrogen facility and support the development of further sites across the UK, the companies...

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