'Ideal launchpad': London Thames Hydrogen confirms £200m hydrogen-from-waste funding

Stuart Stone
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From left to right - Ibrahim Mohamed, Department for Business and Trade; Dr. Simon Mandeville, Chinook Hydrogen; Dr. Rifat Chalabi, Chinook Hydrogen; Minister for Investment Baroness Gustafsson; Martin Whiteley, Thames Freeport; Tarik Alhaidary, Hydrogen Ecosystem Development Partner; Harry Perry, Chinook Hydrogen – Credit: Chinook Hydrogen
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From left to right - Ibrahim Mohamed, Department for Business and Trade; Dr. Simon Mandeville, Chinook Hydrogen; Dr. Rifat Chalabi, Chinook Hydrogen; Minister for Investment Baroness Gustafsson; Martin Whiteley, Thames Freeport; Tarik Alhaidary, Hydrogen Ecosystem Development Partner; Harry Perry, Chinook Hydrogen – Credit: Chinook Hydrogen

Investment in new facility represents first stage of UK's £1bn national hydrogen corridor

London Thames Hydrogen has today confirmed £200m private-sector funding to build a hydrogen-from-waste facility at an industrial cluster on the banks of the River Thames. Delivered by Nottingham-based...

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