Study Says EU Could Scale Blue Hydrogen Faster Than Green Alternative

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Study Says EU Could Scale Blue Hydrogen Faster Than Green Alternative
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Clean Air Task Force in a reported points out that blue hydrogen, the one made by reforming natural gas using carbon capture, would be a more cost-effective solution for the EU compared

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