Green hydrogen project in Egypt struggles to find foreign offtake deals

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One of the co-developers of a green hydrogen project in Egypt has admitted that the development consortium has been unable to find a foreign buyer for its offtake so is now looking into selling its H2 locally.BP joined the multi-phase Project Kemet in July this year as lead developer, alongside...

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