12/08/2019at 10:54

Defeat has not deflated Ørsted's hydrogen aims

The utility will continue to invest in hydrogen as a viable energy storage medium despite the company's recent Dutch tender defeat. CEO Henrik Poulsen appeals to Danish politicians to increase investment in what could be one of the green energy transition's key tools.

BY MAZ PLECHINGER

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