Author: Anela Dokso

Finnish Utajärvi aims to produce and distribute hydrogen locally As one of the pioneer municipalities in Finland, Utajärvi in Northern Ostrobothnia aims to produce and distribute hydrogen locally. It is conducting a multidisciplinary study in collaboration with the University of Oulu to look at the production and application of hydrogen in heavy transportation and industry. Additionally, the collaboration will advance hydrogen storage and delivery systems. The University of Oulu research project will examine and create technologies for local hydrogen generation and consumption, as well as generate business plans for managing the supply and demand of green hydrogen. Additionally, testing hydrogen…

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