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Three ports to create European corridor for renewable hydrogen

Via the port of Duisburg, Germany becomes part of the European network plan for the production and export of renewable hydrogen.
Parterne underskriver hensigtserklæring, der indlemmer havnen i Duisburg i et | Photo: Port of Bilbao
Parterne underskriver hensigtserklæring, der indlemmer havnen i Duisburg i et | Photo: Port of Bilbao
by JENS THOMSEN

The ports of Bilbao in northern Spain, Amsterdam in the Netherlands and Duisburg in Germany will make green hydrogen in large quantities available to companies in the three countries through an intra-European corridor for the production and export of renewable hydrogen and hydrogen derivatives.

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