Andrex owner cleans up operations with green hydrogen boilers

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Credit: Kimberley-Clark

Manufacturer Kimberly-Clark estimates new green hydrogen boilers will cut its carbon emissions by 28,500 tonnes a year

Andrex and Kleenex products will soon be made using green hydrogen, after owner Kimberley-Clark announced it is to install new green hydrogen boilers at two of its UK factories. The consumer goods giant...

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