NextEra to swap gas pipelines for renewables and green hydrogen
NextEra to swap gas pipelines for renewables and green hydrogen | Windpower Monthly
NextEra to swap gas pipelines for renewables and green hydrogen
Florida-headquartered NextEra Energy Partners has announced plans to divest its natural gas pipeline assets in order to invest up to $20 billion in green hydrogen and renewable energy.
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