Henrik Stiesdal joined the race for the most hyped green technology by accident
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It wasn’t the plan at all for Henrik Stiesdal to focus on green hydrogen. He was already busy developing other promising technologies for contributing to the green energy transition. But when he suddenly needed green hydrogen for a different purpose, he was frustrated by how expensive it was.
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