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Top-up meant to make heavy industry greener and move towards climate neutrality
Federal research minister Anja Karliczek has awarded an additional €300 million for R&D into “Green Hydrogen”, as part of the German government’s climate protection package.
Green hydrogen—hydrogen produced by the sun and wind—is the “energy carrier of the future”, Karliczek said in a statement. “[It] is also the key building block to achieving our climate goals.”
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