EU opens public debate on ‘low carbon hydrogen’ definition
EU opens public debate on ‘low carbon hydrogen’ definition | Windpower Monthly
EU opens public debate on ‘low carbon hydrogen’ definition
As it moves to formalise its hydrogen governance framework, the EU has opened a public consultation on the definition of ‘low carbon hydrogen’ and on draft rules under consideration for hydrogen transport.
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