Is Ultra Cheap Green Hydrogen on the Horizon?

{Ultra Cheap Green Hydrogen – Earth and Leaf editorial}

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Is ultra cheap green hydrogen on the horizon?

Hydrogen produced by splitting water with renewable energy is too expensive to take off, but a start-up hopes to bring down the cost with new electrolysers

Hydrogen is often described as the champagne of green energy – scarce and expensive, to be deployed only on special occasions.

But there are huge swathes of the global economy that will need hydrogen fuel in order to decarbonise, from aviation and shipping to steelmaking, fertiliser production and industrial heating.

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