Matti Malkamäki, founder and chairman of Finland-based hydrogen innovator Hycamite, argues the “three pillars” principle required to make green hydrogen also low-carbon — geographic correlation, temporal matching, and additionality for renewable power used creates bottlenecks in the EU as our power grids are not clean enough yet.
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