Green Hydrogen Shipping Fuel Project Abandoned by Equinor, Air Liquide, and Eviny
Here’s an article posted in Cleantechnica.
According to the article,
- Equinor, Air Liquide, and Eviny have abandoned their Norwegian green hydrogen shipping fuel project
- The project aimed to build an electrolysis plant and manufacture six tons of liquified hydrogen per day
- The project would have consumed about 300 MWh daily
- The hydrogen energy play faces challenges and setbacks in marine fueling
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