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Europe and its "big" goals for clean hydrogen

Europe has set itself big targets, but as is so often the case, some of them are just high hopes....! Green hydrogen is predicted to be one of the most important renewable energy sources in the future, but production in Europe must be massively increased to meet the targets.

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