Energy firms to produce Germany's first turquoise hydrogen
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Through a so-called thermal methane pyrolysis process, natural gas will be split into hydrogen and solid carbon for use as energy source and industrial raw material, respectively. That's the aim of a partnership deal entered by oil and gas company Wintershall Dea and gas group VNG.
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