Carlton Power and Schroders Greencoat join forces to fuel £200m green hydrogen pipeline

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Plans for Barrow Green H2

New joint venture platform GHECO aims to deliver 500MW of green hydrogen projects across the UK using development expertise from Carlton and financing from Schroders Greencoat

Energy infrastructure specialist Carlton Power has announced it is joining forces with investment manager Schroders Greencoat to roll-out the construction and operation of a series of green hydrogen projects...

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