UK Funds Hydrogen-Enabled Decarbonisation Of Steel, Cement, Ceramics Production

The title of this post, is the same as that of this article on Ryse Hydrogen.

This is the first paragraph.

The latest round of grants under the UK government’s Industrial Hydrogen Accelerator Programme shows the breadth of decarbonisation opportunities that hydrogen provides and the depth of innovative talent in our country.

Industries targeted by the projects that received funding include steelmaking, asphalt, cement, waste, paint, and ceramics manufacturing.

The article is good background to how hydrogen will change industry.

October 20, 2022 - Posted by AnonW | Hydrogen | Cement, Ceramics, Ryse Hydrogen, Steel

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