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Spain underpins car sector bailout with green goals
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Shell proposes 'Europe's largest' green hydrogen project
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Government focuses on hydrogen in £90m industrial decarbonisation funding
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UK's first grid-injected hydrogen trials begin in Staffordshire
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EIB unveils plans to boost hydrogen investment
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Government sets aside funds to explore low-carbon hydrogen
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