An electric grid may not be able to accommodate all of an offshore wind farm’s power, leaving room for hydrogen production.
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Can green hydrogen production increase quickly enough by 2035 so that air transport can, at least in part, rely on it? Green hydrogen specialist Lhyfe sits at the low end of the energy supply spectrum, with just one production site in the 1-megawatt class. But the startup is proving its worth as it...
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