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Transition to a clean European hydrogen economy starts in Den Helder

11/4/2020

(Press Release) Building a blue hydrogen plant in the dutch northern coastal Den Helder region, could lead to a substantial reduction in CO2 emissions and make a European hydrogen network possible. The H2Gateway consortium has presented an exploratory analysis of the possibilities for the production of blue hydrogen in Den Helder in order to achieve a Dutch and European CO2free hydrogen economy. Central production of blue hydrogen, which is commercially attractive and can be provided and transported securely, plays a crucial and accelerating role towards a green hydrogen economy in the Netherlands and in Europe. The port of Den Helder looks to be a perfect starting point due to its unique

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