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Norway’s Nel, Statkraft agree to produce green hydrogen for northern steelworks

The hydrogen could replace fossil fuels at a steel plant in Mo i Rana, in northern Norway.

By Reuters October 30, 2020
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OSLO — Norwegian hydrogen producer Nel and utility Statkraft have agreed to build a plant to deliver green hydrogen to a steelworks in northern Norway, replacing fossil fuel, the companies said on Friday.

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