Author: Anela Dokso

Lhyfe studies green hydrogen potential in Sweden Together with the city of Harjedalen, Lhyfe will investigate the potential for sustainable hydrogen generation in Sweden. The purpose of the company’s feasibility study is to decide whether a more thorough evaluation is warranted. Results from the study, which will be initiated this month, are expected to be made public in early 2023. This feasibility study will examine the potential for producing renewable hydrogen at a capacity of 5 MW without using fossil fuels. The usage of waste heat and coproduced oxygen gas, as well as the availability of land, will also be…

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