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Green hydrogen: what are the commercial issues?

More and more developers are considering the use of electrolysis to produce hydrogen, so that they can take advantage of low electricity prices.

On Thursday 2nd April 2020, we held a webinar to discuss the commercial decisions these green hydrogen developers will face.

The slide pack and recording are available below.

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Green hydrogen: what are the commercial issues?
John Williams - Head of Hydrogen Expertise Cluster, AFRY Management Consulting

John Williams

Head of Hydrogen Expertise Cluster, AFRY Management Consulting

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