Author: Anela Dokso

Ansan City and German Aachen promote hydrogen cooperation Ansan City and the German city of Aachen have signed a memorandum of understanding to work closely together to create new, renewable energy sources like hydrogen. In April 2019, Ansan City and the German Aachen Special Administrative Area inked a friendly cooperation agreement for mutual growth. Since then, the two have maintained communication and cooperation in a variety of areas, including business support. The implementation agreement was signed to encourage in-person contacts in the industries of new and renewable energy, hydrogen, and to broaden exchanges to include youth, culture, and tourism. Following…

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