Dutch govt grants €3.6M subsidy to PosHYdon, world’s first offshore green hydrogen…
Green hydrogen will be produced offshore on an operational platform, and the pilot project is known as PosHYdon.
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Green hydrogen will be produced offshore on an operational platform, and the pilot project is known as PosHYdon.
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