Green hydrogen: Government shortlists 27 new UK projects in latest funding round

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Selected projects aim to support green hydrogen use in new clean power generation, glass manufacturing, brick making, and sustainable aviation fuel production

The UK's nascent green hydrogen industry received a major boost today, with the government today confirming it has shortlisted 27 proposed projects for potential funding through its Second Hydrogen Allocation...

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