BP announces wave of prospective deals for blue hydrogen in Teesside

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The Teeswork Site, the UK's largest freeport | Credit: BP
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The Teeswork Site, the UK's largest freeport | Credit: BP

Oil and gas giant signs up several more potential customers for hydrogen produced at its Teesside fossil fuel and CCS facility

A raft of companies have their signalled their interest in purchasing 'blue' hydrogen produced at BP's proposed production facility on Teesside, with the oil and gas giant today announcing several prospective...

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