Key to open the hydrogen cell hard to find

HYDROGEN has been positioned by some – including former chief scientist Alan Finkel – as a key runner in the race to a decarbonised future. However, despite its potential, the road to commercialisation is proving a slow one.

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17 August 2023
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Governments are splashing serious money on hydrogen and placing a lot of faith in a process that is unproven at scale and may be commercially unfeasible for years to come.

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