Study: Hydrogen distribution bottleneck threatens clean tech deployment

James Murray
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Study: Hydrogen distribution bottleneck threatens clean tech deployment

Research from Heriot-Watt University warns plans for transport infrastructure are lagging far behind development of wider hydrogen ecosystem

Plans to harness hydrogen to decarbonise heavy industry, enhance energy storage, and cut emissions from transport are being put at risk by the failure to develop hydrogen distribution infrastructure...

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