Green hydrogen is emerging as a key player in reducing carbon emissions in transportation. A study by the University of Michigan suggests that green...
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According to the NGO Transport & Environment (T&E), if lawmakers set content requirements, the auto industry can become a leading market for low-carbon steel production in Europe. Steel made with green hydrogen and electric arc furnaces, or produced from scrap, can reduce the CO2 emissions of producing cars in Europe by 6.9 Mt in 2030, a new analysis from T&E shows. Continue reading at newmobility.news.
Green hydrogen is emerging as a key player in reducing carbon emissions in transportation. A study by the University of Michigan suggests that green...
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Hydrogen is a fuel alternative that is becoming increasingly interesting for heavy-duty vehicles. Hydrogen-powered vehicles only emit water vapor as...