ENDESA PLANS TO DEVELOP GREEN HYDROGEN PROJECTS IN SPAIN

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The company Endesa is planning to develop green hydrogen projects in Spain
The green hydrogen projects are going to be powered by 2 gigawatts of renewable energy in Spain

The company Endesa, which is a Spanish utility has been planning for the development of the 23 green hydrogen projects in the region of Spain, and these projects are going to be powered by around 2 gi....

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ENDESA PLANS TO DEVELOP GREEN HYDROGEN PROJECTS IN SPAIN

Published On 04 Feb 2021 01:50 PM

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