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Port of Rotterdam eyes imports of Tasmanian hydrogen

The Port of Rotterdam has signed a memorandum of understanding with another prospective exporter of green hydrogen in Australia, expanding its network of agreements as it positions for the future import of green hydrogen before the end of the current decade.

Rotterdam is aiming to become the green hydrogen hub of Europe

The Port of Rotterdam has signed a memorandum of understanding with another prospective exporter of green hydrogen in Australia, expanding its network of agreements as it positions for the future import of green hydrogen before the end of the current decade.

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