TrHyHub Study: Western Australia could become renewable hydrogen hub for European demand

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The Port of Rotterdam and the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE are working with Australian partners to investigate opportunities for Western Australia to become a world-class producer, user and exporter of renewable hydrogen. Western Australia could provide for a substantial portion of the European demand for hydrogen in 2050. The TrHyHub Study, a collaboration between key stakeholders in […]

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TrHyHub Study: Western Australia could become renewable hydrogen hub for European demand

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